On February 13th will be remembered the most terrible holocausts inflicted during World War II by Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) and the American Air Force (USAAF).
Whilst Dresden is regarded as the most dreadful massacre in world history, French national, Francis Le-Lorrain hopes the international community will pay tribute to the Allied incineration of scores of European cities and their defenceless populations. These included Rome, Genoa, Naples, and many French, Dutch, Belgian and hundreds of German towns, villages and cities.
Francis Le-Lorrain says, ‘It is a terrible symbol and proof of their will to destroy not only Germany but also the White and Christian population of Europe. I’ll never forget either that they burned down our cathedral in Paris.
In the trenches of 1914, it was the blood brothers of Europe who were fighting, killing each other. Why did they do it? I doubt it was to prepare Europe and post-war generations for their genocide through migration and government-sponsored race-mixing?
Our intention is to draw international attention to Allied war crimes that posterity records as the most appalling actual and undisputed (but censored) holocausts in world history.
The global initiative is to take place from February 13 through to February 15. Whilst the epicentre of the campaign will focus on the incineration of Dresden, similar tragedies such as the Holocaust of Hamburg will feature in the campaign.
It is estimated that as many as 100,000 civilians perished in the great German city during the last week of July 1943 as a consequence of 24-hour 1,000 bomber raids by the British and American Air Forces. Dozens of great European cities and their populations were removed from the maps of the once civilised world.
J.M Spaight, CB. CBE, Principal Secretary to the Air Ministry in Bombing Vindicated self-confessed, ‘Hitler only undertook the bombing of British civilian targets reluctantly three months after the RAF had commenced bombing German civilian targets. Hitler would have been willing at any time to stop the slaughter. Hitler was genuinely anxious to reach with Britain an agreement confining the action of aircraft to battle zones.’
Dennis Richards writes: ‘The primary purpose of these raids was to goad the Germans into undertaking reprisal raids of a similar character on Britain. Such raids would arouse intense indignation in Britain against Germany and so create a war psychosis without which it would be impossible to carry on modern war,’ writes Dennis Richards (The Royal Air Force 1939 – 1945 The Fight at Odds, H. M. Stationery Office.
The first area air attack of WWII was carried out on 16 December 1940 by 134 British bombers on the German city of Mannheim,. The object of this attack, as Air Chief Marshall Peirse later explained, was, ‘to concentrate the maximum amount of damage in the centre of the town.’
During World War II more bombs by weight were dropped on the city of Berlin than were released on the whole of Great Britain during the entire war. All German towns and cities above 50,000 populations were from 50% to 80% destroyed.
Dresden, once known as the Florence of the North, was incinerated and up to one million civilians were burned and buried in the ruins. The ancient city of Cologne was turned into a moonscape. The only surviving building was the city’s cathedral. It was saved not because of its spiritual symbolism but because its spire was used as a marker by the RAF and USAAF.
Francis Le-Lorrain says ‘the goal is to reach as many people as possible. It is hoped that the internet will glow hot during these three days in which we pay homage to the crucifixion of European Christendom. The pages of Facebook, VK, GAB, MeWe, Twitter, MINDS and other social forums will bend under the weight of the memes and memories of hundreds of Allied holocausts.
A major campaign will be mounted by concerned anti-war activists posting links to related stories published by news platforms such as The Ethnic European.
Mike Walsh, historian says ‘this could be the greatest truth armada in history. Every person who wishes to pay tribute to tens of millions of Europeans incinerated by the British and American Air Forces should play a part in this Campaign for Justice for the Incinerated Peoples of Europe. Like this story? Share it with a friend.
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