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Real0ne -> RE: A Moment of Silence in Memory of The Holocaust (2/26/2017 1:12:42 PM)
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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods
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ORIGINAL: Real0ne
britain declared war on germany sep 3, 1939 and started carpet bombing the germans the next day, germany only bombed britains ports till late 1940 because hitler did not want to go to war, but pone thing you cant do it read the citations posted and come to a conclusion without someone telling you waht to think, or in this case fantasize.
This post is a good demonstration of your problem in this thread: you're whining about citations while posting utter bullshit.
The first British bombing of Germany did not take place on the 4th September 1939, never mind carpet bombings.
Germany only indulged in sporadic bombing of Britain between the declaration and the start of the blitz, but not out of Hitler's finer feelings and wish to avoid bloodshed, but because the Luftwaffe was busy supplying air support to German troops until the consolidation of the European occupied territories. Hitler was also reluctant to bomb Britain flat until the plans to invade mainland Britain from the channel islands (pencilled in for september 1940 after the British army was routed from Dunkirk) were abandoned. The failure of the luftwaffe to break Britain's air defences by concentrating on ports prior to operation sealion being abandoned led to them adapting a new approach towards air superiority over the British isles.
For those who are not aware of what an asshelmet you ar your bullshgit was rebutted over 200 posts ago:
On 5 September 1939 the first [british] raids took place against Wilhelmshaven and
Cuxhaven; on 12 January 1940,
Westerland/Sylt was bombed. Two weeks later, on 25 January 1940,
the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht forbade air raids against Britain, including her ports,
an exception being made for the docks of Rosyth. On
20 March, Kiel and Hörnum/Sylt were attacked with 110 explosive and incendiary bombs, which hit and destroyed a hospital. In
April 1940, British bombers attacked further towns devoid of military importance.
On 11 May 1940, one day after being named Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Winston Churchill decided to order a massive air offensive against the German civilian population; however he did not inform his own people of his decision.
On 18 May 1940, the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht reported more meaningless British attacks on non-military aims and warned Britain of the consequences.
Not before 14/15 November 1940 did the Luftwaffe first attack a British city – Coventry with its important military industry.
This happened several months after the start of the British terror bombing against civilian targets in Germany. The raid claimed about 600 victims.
I double spaced it since you are bling in one eye and cant see out of the other.
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