David Irving — Dresden Holocaust: Firebombed by America and Britain

Overview This lecture documents the Allied bombing raid on Dresden in February 1945, presenting eyewitness accounts of the attack and its aftermath, alongside analysis of the military and political circumstances that led to the operation. Irving examines casualty figures, the destruction of the city, and the broader context of the strategic bombing campaign in the final months of World War II. Topics covered Eyewitness accounts of the firebombing attack and immediate aftermath British and American bombing...

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