Brand in dresden. Apocalypse in Dresden, February 1945
These refugees packed the train stations, terrified of what lay ahead. Those delusions quickly withered on February 13, 1945. "We had to bring Longaberger forward," D'Loren said, surrounded by Longaberger products Friday. Before World War II people had flocked there to see the 18th-century church, the Frauenkirche Church of Our Lady. Some contended a refugee center like Dresden would certainly be spared. The fire melted iron and steel, turned stone into powder, and caused trees to explode from the heat of their own resin.
- They began an infamous aerial onslaught which devastated the Saxon city
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- The photographs snapped by Richard Peter months after the firestorm have not lost any of their capacity to unsettle
- Mass graves became the final resting places for thousands
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- The bombs forced everyone to seek shelter, while the incendiaries started fires
- The Fire: The Bombing of Germany, 1940-1945
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