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On February 13, 1945, Allied forces began a devastating three-day bombing of Dresden, killing thousands and sparking debate over its military necessity.
On February 13, 1945, Allied forces began a three-day bombing of Dresden, Germany, killing an estimated 22,700 to 25,000 people in a firestorm that destroyed much of the city.
The raid, part of World War II’s strategic bombing campaign, remains controversial due to Dresden’s limited military significance and the high civilian toll.
The attack sparked ongoing debate over its necessity and humanitarian impact.
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El 13 de febrero de 1945, las fuerzas aliadas comenzaron un devastador bombardeo de tres días de Dresden, matando a miles y provocando un debate sobre su necesidad militar.