helped pave the way for a later all-out offensive
yes
in italy. italy was an ally of germany, as Mussolini was allied with Hitler. Italy was not allied with the US.
After WWII, Germany was defeated, bankrupt, and mostly a pile of rubble from Allied bombing raids.
The primary goals of Allied bombing runs over Germany were to destroy key industrial and military targets, disrupt supply lines, and weaken German morale. Saturation bombing aimed to inflict widespread damage on urban areas and infrastructure, while strategic bombing focused on specific military and economic assets to cripple Germany's war capabilities. Together, these approaches sought to hasten the end of the war by diminishing the enemy's ability to sustain its military efforts and to break the will of the German population. Ultimately, the combined bombing campaigns were intended to create conditions favorable for an Allied ground invasion.
made big war
yes
The allied air force strategic bombing campaign thoroughly devastated Germany.
in italy. italy was an ally of germany, as Mussolini was allied with Hitler. Italy was not allied with the US.
it helped pave the way for a later all-out offensive
After WWII, Germany was defeated, bankrupt, and mostly a pile of rubble from Allied bombing raids.
The car was transported to Germany after the French surrendered where it was later destroyed by allied bombing.
The primary goals of Allied bombing runs over Germany were to destroy key industrial and military targets, disrupt supply lines, and weaken German morale. Saturation bombing aimed to inflict widespread damage on urban areas and infrastructure, while strategic bombing focused on specific military and economic assets to cripple Germany's war capabilities. Together, these approaches sought to hasten the end of the war by diminishing the enemy's ability to sustain its military efforts and to break the will of the German population. Ultimately, the combined bombing campaigns were intended to create conditions favorable for an Allied ground invasion.
Some historians see that Grant's raids against Southern communications were similar to one of the principal objectives of strategic bombing in WW 2. Perhaps the truly successful part of Allied bombing of Germany in WW 2 was the Allied attack on German railroads. One significant difference was that Grant's raids on Southern railways was not intended to terrorize Southern civilians. Allied bombing of Germany in the middle of WW 2 not only were designed to destroy rail links but to bring terror to German civilians. Curiously the railway bombings failed to destroy rail links that transported Jews to the Nazi death camps.
Many parts of Germany were completely or majoritarily destroyed by Allied Bombing Raids or the invasion forces in 1944 and 1945. Most notably, Dresden was firebombed a such strong way that it has been described by some as an Allied War Crime. Of course, the Allied Bombing Raids were a result of the German-caused World War 2, but German civilians and cities still suffered.
Allied forces- Great Britain, France, Russia Central (so named because they were in the center of Europe)- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy which later changed sides to the Allied forces.
The allies did not participate in the bombing of Nagasaki. President Truman took all the responsible.
No they did not because they were juts not strong enough.