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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ffrickey, post: 1160254, member: 20613&quot;]There has been much discussion (especially, but not only in Germany) about the morality of bombing Dresden, which had little if any industry, but a lot of beautiful old houses.&nbsp; What it did have, however, was a major railroad junction, which qualified as a legitimate military target.&nbsp; Still, whether fire-bombing was the best way to deal with it can be disputed.&nbsp; At the end of his recent history &quot;The Storm of War&quot;, Andrew Roberts concludes that the bombing campaign against Germany was justifiable--mainly because it was the only way the Allies could fight Germany before the Normandy landing--and it tied up half of the Reich&#039;s fighter aircraft in the Vaterland, keeping it out of the Russian front.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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