Cities were bombed in World War II primarily to disrupt the enemy's war production, diminish morale, and weaken civilian support for the war effort. Strategic bombing campaigns targeted industrial centers, transportation networks, and urban areas to cripple the enemy's ability to sustain military operations. Additionally, cities were bombed to instill fear and chaos among the civilian population, which was intended to hasten the end of the conflict. This approach was exemplified by events such as the Blitz in Britain and the firebombing of cities like Dresden and Tokyo.
No, it was not bombed because the armour was built in the Cities.
Rotterdam (The Netherlands) was heavily bombarded as well.
In Japan Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed with the atom bombs, however Tokyo was bombed just as badly with thousands of bombs. There were cities in Europe that were nearly abolished as well.
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Most British cities were bombed during World War 2
Germany never bombed any Japanese cities during World War 2. They were allied to each other during that war.
No, it was not bombed because the armour was built in the Cities.
hiroshima and nagasaki
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The Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
You will have to be more specific. All of the combatants in World War II bombed many cities.
If you mean during World War 2, nearly every UK city was bombed.
Hiroshima & Nagasaki .
Rotterdam (The Netherlands) was heavily bombarded as well.