Conventional Aerial Bombing During World War II

question 62

Multiple Choice

Conventional aerial bombing during World War II

• A) did not appear to weaken the will of the people to continue to fight the enemy.
• B) devastated German military production.
• C) caused minimal damage, despite military planners´ hopes.
• D) had little impact in Britain alone among the belligerent nations of Europe.
• E) was practiced mostly by the Axis powers and only rarely by the Allies.

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