Bombing of Dresden
Dresden: The World War Two Bombing 75 years on - BBC
Remembering Dresden: 70 years after the Firebombing - The Atlantic (a lot of visuals)
Dresden was a civilian town with no military significance. Why did we burn its people? - The Telegraph
The Legacy of Dresden - The Guardian
The United States should have bombed Auschwitz.
The United States and the Holocaust: Why Auschwitz was not bombed - Holocaust Encyclopedia (U.S .Holocaust Memorial)
Why Auschwitz was never bombed - Commentary Magazine
Auschwitz Bombing Controversy: Could the Allies have bombed Auschwitz-Birkenau? - Jewish Virtual Library
Why the allies didn't bomb Auschwitz - The Guardian
Emperor Hirohito should have been punished for war crimes after WWII.
Emperor Hirohito - Atomic Heritage Foundation
The Nuremberg Trial and the Tokyo War Crimes Trials (1945–1948) - Department of State (Office of the Historian)
War Responsibility and Historical Memory: Hirohito's Apparition - The Asia-Pacific Journal
Hirohito shunned war criminal shrine - The Guardian
Aide’s Diary Suggests Hirohito Agonized Over His War Responsibility - NYTIMES
The bombing of Hiroshima did not cause the Japanese to surrender.
The Bomb Didn't Beat Japan . . . Stalin Did - Foreign Policy Magazine
Debate over Japanese Surrender - Atomic Heritage Foundation
The War Was Won Before Hiroshima -- And the Generals Who Dropped the Bomb Knew It - The Nation
Did Nuclear Weapons Cause Japan to Surrender? - Carnegie Council
If the Atomic Bomb Had Not Been Dropped - The Atlantic
The Manhattan Project, an interactive history - U.S. Department of Energy
The survivors of the Nanjing Massacre deserve compensation from Japan
70 Years Later, Struggle for Nanking Massacre Justice Continues - The Atlantic
Hundreds of Chinese Families Seek Wartime Compensation from Japan - Reuters
Japan Blasts Chinese Bid for U.N. Recognition of Nanjing Massacre - Reuters
Japan Should Pay for Individuals' Suffering - L.A. Times
What Japanese History Leaves Out - BBC
The US was not justified in using nuclear weapons to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
70 years later, opinions have shifted on use of atomic bomb - Pew Research
Hiroshima; Justified Bombing? A Survivor's Reply - NYTIMES
If the atomic bomb had not been used - The Atlantic
Truman was right to drop the atomic bomb - U.S. News Commentary
WW2: Was it right to bomb Hiroshima? - BBC
The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: necessary evil or just evil - The Perspective
How to justify Hiroshima - Current Affairs
Atomic Bomb; Truman Press Release, August, 6, 1945 - Harry S. Truman Library
Switzerland was a neutral nation during World War II.
Europe: Was Switzerland Really Neutral During World War II? - Radio Free Europe
The Sinister Face of Neutrality - Frontline PBS
Switzerland Takes a Side for Neutrality - Time Magazine
The US should have entered the war before the bombing of Pearl Harbor
Japan, China, the United States and the Road to Pearl Harbor, 1937–41 - Office of the Historian (State Department)
Take a closer look: America goes to war - National WWII Museum
The Great Debate - National WWII Museum
How America changed after Pearl Harbor - U.S. News
How did public opinion about entering World War II change between 1939 - 1941? - U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
75 year ago, what is Japan never attacked Pearl Harbor? - Chicago Tribune
Neutrality - History Unplugged
Bombing of Dresden - Professor Buzzkill
Bombing of Dresden - BBC
Bombing of Dresden - History Extra
Secrets of the Dead: Bombing Auschwitz - PBS
Emperor Hirohito: Bold Leader or War Criminal - Biographics
The Measure of an Emperor - History of Japan
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