Bomber Command
By Max Hastings
Archival Summary & Scope
Sir Max Hastings' *Bomber Command* offers a compelling, meticulously researched account of one of World War II's most controversial campaigns: the RAF's bombing offensive against German cities. This six-year struggle evolved from early sorties to massive raids razing entire cities, claiming over 56,000 Allied aircrew and 600,000 German lives. Drawing on extensive documents, letters, diaries, and interviews with surviving witnesses, Hastings delivers a vivid assessment of Bomber Command's pivotal role and enduring legacy."A brilliant tour-de-force" — *Times Literary Supplement*
Categorization Notes
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