A disturbing and perceptive study of the strategy, outcome, and choices behind the American bombing policies of World War II. The author analyses the explanations and moral arguments used by America's military leaders to justify the attacks on Dresden, Berlin, and Hiroshima.
This is a disturbing study of the strategy, outcome, and choices behind the American bombing policies of World War II. The author analyzes the explanation and moral arguments used by America's military leaders to justify the attacks on Dresden, Berlin and Hiroshima.
