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Dresden: The Fire and the Darkness by Sinclair McKay
Dresden: The Fire and the Darkness by Sinclair McKay
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Dresden: The Fire and the Darkness by Sinclair McKay
A powerful and carefully researched account of Dresden, examining military strategy, civilian experience and the moral questions surrounding one of the Second World War's most controversial bombing campaigns.
This copy comes from my dad's personal collection. Dad was an actor and scriptwriter with a genuine interest in the human stories behind major historical events. He was drawn to subjects where history, politics and morality collided, particularly when ordinary people were forced to live with decisions made far beyond their control. His collection remains an important part of Kate's Treasures15, with each book now looking for a new home where it can continue to be read and appreciated.
Written by Sinclair McKay, Dresden: The Fire and the Darkness examines the bombing of the German city through eyewitness testimony, historical research and the experiences of those who lived through its destruction.
The book considers the strategic arguments behind the attack while keeping the civilian consequences firmly in view. It also explores the enduring debate surrounding Dresden and the difficulty of assessing wartime decisions without losing sight of their human cost.
A compelling and deeply serious account for readers interested in Second World War history, aerial warfare, civilian experience and the moral consequences of conflict.
About This Book
Paperback
Sinclair McKay
Penguin
English
Second World War
Dresden & Strategic Bombing
Civilian Experience & Wartime Morality
WWII, Aerial Warfare & Social History
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Historical Content Information
This book discusses aerial bombardment, civilian deaths, wartime destruction and other distressing events connected with the bombing of Dresden.
The material is presented for historical and educational study and is intended for readers comfortable with serious Second World War and social-history subject matter.
Pre-Owned Book Information
This is a pre-owned book from a personal collection. Covers, page edges and bindings may show signs of age, storage and previous handling.
Every effort has been made to describe its condition accurately. Please examine the photographs alongside the written condition description before ordering.
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