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Re: 2 ideas WHAT!? thats all sick nothing is lovly in war. but to delibritly put PoW's in a pit they dug and flame them to death is horrible. but also killing civilians not even a part of wars also horrible. "god dam" |
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I do feel that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary evils. It told the Japanese "Resistance is futile. Surrender or face total and utter annihilation". And yes I do feel sacrificing 200,000 Japanese was preferable to sacrificing an estimated 1.7 million Allied and 10 million Japanese lives during Operation Downfall. What I dont agree with was the firebombing of Tokyo and the bombing of Dresden. What I also dont like is when people dont get the facts straight. Like in the History Forum when certain persons blamed the US and the US only for Dresden and totally omitted the fact that it was planned and organized by "Bomber" Harris of RAF Bomber Command. Some of the people act like this was all a act of agression on a peaceful nation, and that it was during a time of war and that the so called "victim" had already established a pattern of atrocities. You dont get to violate the rules when it suits you then cry foul when you are the victim. |
Re: 2 ideas How were the Germans any better in their bombing raids over cities in the Netherlands, Russia, England and other countries? Firebombing Japan and Germany, while bad, were byt far the lessers of two evils and was necessary for the allies to end the war. Withbout it the war could've carried on for years. With those extra years Germany would've been able to commit more atrocities in their camps easily. some factors on dead Country Military Civilian Total USSR 12 million 17 million 29 million Poland 597,000 5.86 million 6.27 million Germany 3.25 million 2.44 million 5.69 million Yugoslavia 305,000 1.35 million 1.66 million Romania 450,000 465,000 915,000 Hungary 200,000 600,000 800,000 France 245,000 350,000 595,000 Italy 380,000 153,000 533,000 Great Britain 403,000 92,700 495,000 United States 407,000 6,000 413,000 Czechoslovakia 7,000 315,000 322,000 Holland 13,700 236,000 249,000 Greece 19,000 140,000 159,000 Belgium 76,000 23,000 99,000 Doing the math the Allies had 37.28 million deaths while the Axis countries had 8.26 million total dead Used a couple different sites for these numbers, anyhway, that shows how far worse the Axis was and how justified the Allies were, often. These do not account for the Pacific either |
Re: 2 ideas This is getting out of hand and is gotten off topic and is serving no purpose but o annoy me and several other users. Closed on request. |
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