The Love-Charm of Bombs (2013)
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It was clear that the war would be over within a few months. ‘Let us be of good cheer,’ Churchill told the Commons on 18 January; ‘Military victory may be distant, it will certainly be costly, but it is no longer in doubt.’ On 4 February, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin met at the Black Sea resort of Yalta in the Crimea to decide on the future of post-war Europe. Between them they divided Germany into four zones (France was to have one as well), decided on questions of German reparation and reco...nstruction, and agreed to cooperate in the planned United Nations organisation. Around them, the war continued, with the Allies doing everything in their power to force the unconditional surrender of Germany. On 13 February Britain and America began three nights of brutal bombing in the German city of Dresden; by 15 February, the resulting firestorm had destroyed fifteen square miles of the city centre. ‘I feel the war may end any week, do you?’ Rose Macaulay wrote to her friend David Ley on 14 February.
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It was clear that the war would be over within a few months. ‘Let us be of good cheer,’ Churchill told the Commons on 18 January; ‘Military victory may be distant, it will certainly be costly, but it is no longer in doubt.’ On 4 February, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin met at the Black Sea resort of Yalta in the Crimea to decide on the future of post-war Europe. Between them they divided Germany into four zones (France was to have one as well), decided on questions of German reparation and reco...nstruction, and agreed to cooperate in the planned United Nations organisation. Around them, the war continued, with the Allies doing everything in their power to force the unconditional surrender of Germany. On 13 February Britain and America began three nights of brutal bombing in the German city of Dresden; by 15 February, the resulting firestorm had destroyed fifteen square miles of the city centre. ‘I feel the war may end any week, do you?’ Rose Macaulay wrote to her friend David Ley on 14 February.
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