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Orders were given for blackouts from the outset of the war in Sep 1939, in fear of German bombing raids.
The purpose generally given for area bombing (in Europe) was to cause widespread disruption especially by making large numbers of people homeless.
Berlin, the German capital, though he did have a mountain retreat. Hitler, of course, did not think of that time as 'The Holocaust', which is the name given to that time by Jews. Hitler was trying to make most of the world subservient to Nazi Germany, partly by genocide of the Jews.
the British Crown
This probably refers to the 'battle of Britain' in 1940. The Battle of Britain was the attack by the Luftwaffe in the summer of 1940 on the fighter aircraft defenses of Britain. Slowly but surely the Germans were winning this fight by attacking the sector airfields. Fortunately the Germans then changed to bombing cities, principally London, though Coventry Plymouth & Liverpool also suffered grieviously as did other towns & cities. This, in London particularly, was known as the Blitz. This lasted to the summer of 1941 when the Luftwaffe turned toward Russia. Another major series of air attacks was in 1944 with the attack by the V1 Doodlebug flying bombs launched from occupied France. These were able to be intercepted by aircraft & deflected. Subsequent V2 rockets were not interceptable.
The Blitz
The bombing of Dresden was an act of war. No different in most ways than the bombing of many cities in Britain like Coventry and Southampton and indeed the centre of London. Thousands of British citizens and children were killed indiscriminately by German bombs. The same happened to Poland, Belgium and Holland. Why would you think the bombers of Dresden should get some special punishment . - Your knowledge of history is deplorable.
Orders were given for blackouts from the outset of the war in Sep 1939, in fear of German bombing raids.
Hessians
In the autumn of 1940 the Luftwaffe attacking Britain changed from bombing the sector airfields to attacking London & other British cities & ports, notably Coventry, Portsmouth & Plymouth. This was a mistake from their point of view. They did not affect the morale of the civillian population in the way that they thought it would. British propaganda was effective in convincing the civillians that there would be retribution. Retribution there indeed was at great cost to British & US airmens lives and the devastation of the German cities was terrible, as was the US Strategic & subsequent Atomic bombing of Japan. But having seen that the German bombing offensive of UK was, in the most part, ineffective, why did the Allies, given admittedly far more aircraft carrying far more bombs and more tonnage of explosives, then make the same mistake as the Germans had already made in 1940 ? I am not saying that the air offensive over Germany was a waste of time, I am saying that the air power the Allies had would have been far better applied to the Battlefield. Where was the close air support and tactical air strike at Arnhem & Market Garden as a whole ? It simply didn't exist. There is an example of a single Lancaster flying inland from the D Day beaches with its tail turret guns fully depressed wreaking havoc on the German infantry, but it is a one off as far as I am aware. Strategic bombing did not achieve as much as was suggested at the time in WW2 where there were alternatives these were generally overlooked because having sown the wind the Allies were determined the Germans would reap the whirlwind, which indeed they did. I am saying the effects were generally over emphasised.
When Germany started to bomb civilian targets in large cities many children were moved from the cities to the countryside for their safety. This was stressful for many families as the parents stayed in the big cities and the families were living separate lives. Many children missed their families and many parents missed their children. The move put pressure on many people in the countryside who were given children to look after who had previously no intention of looking after children. A similar thing probably happened in Germany as Allied bombers were bombing German cities.
because Herman Boring told Hitler he could eliminate the British with the German airforce. (what a joke that was for Hitler)
The ORIGINAL Firebomb Fritz was the name given to a cartoon figure of a German bomb in 1942. The Germans were bombing English cities with incenediary (fire) bombs. The cartoon was developed for use in a program to train citizens in immediate actions that could stop damage from incendiary bombs. The name was taken up in a later time by a rock band. Rock bands may have no reason for a name that anyone can figure.
morphine
The original plan was codenamed Operation Rutter, but was scuttled due to bad weather over the channel and bombing by German aircraft. The plan was revised and went ahead under the Codename Operation Jubilee.
Blitzkrieg was a rush kind of tactic, using tanks and infantry, all fast moving, to surprise and literally run the opponent over, in WWI they had trench wars in which nothing was a surprise and no one moved unless to get shot in no mans land.
In WW 2 the task given to the Strategic Air Force by the Casablanca Directive was the early bombing of Germany as the war opened in the West. This bombing was intensified in May of 1943. The bombing resulted in the overall command of the skies in Western Europe.