By City Of Dresden ∙ March 13, 2020
From 13 to 15 February 1945 a relentless bombing campaign was unleashed by the Anglo-Americans which destroyed most of Dresden and resulted in the death of countless of innocent civilians. This War crime would go unpunished.
The city that was totally destroyed by utterly unjustified Allied terror bombing in February 1945.
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