"Should the United States Have Bombed Nazi Concentration Camps and the Railways Leading to them During WWII?" by Miki

The U.S. should not bomb the concentration camps

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-05 18:36:15 UTC

- The U.S. should not bomb the concentration camps because it would take away supplies and troops needed elsewhere in the war.

"The positive solution to this problem is the earliest possible victory over Germany, to which end we should exert our entire means."

- The U.S. also should not bomb the concentration camps because its a dangerous round trip of 2000 miles over enemy territory.

"Use of heavy bombardment from United Kingdom bases would necessitate a hazardous round trip flight unescorted of approximately 2,000 miles over enemy territory

The U.S. should have bombed concentration camps

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-05 18:38:08 UTC

- They should have bombed the camps because the destruction of gas chambers and crematoria would have stop the Germans from concealing their crimes.

"I believe that destruction of gas chambers and crematoria in Auschwitz, by bombing would have a certain effect now. Germans are now exhuming and burning corpses in an effort to conceal their crimes"

- They should have bombed the camps because the removal of railroads would have stopped German communications.

"Bombing of railway communications in this communications in this same area would also be of importance and of military interest"

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-05 18:45:18 UTC

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-05 18:49:07 UTC

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-05 18:50:13 UTC

miki_deliyski — 2015-02-06 18:18:54 UTC