Battle of Berlin 1943–44: Bomber Harris' gamble to end the war (Air Campaign, 11)
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Battle of Berlin 1943–44: Bomber Harris' gamble to end the war (Air Campaign, 11)

by Richard Worrall

History Military
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An illustrated history of RAF Bomber Command's 1943–44 campaign against Berlin, detailing Air Chief Marshal Harris's strategic gamble and the resulting contest with the Luftwaffe.

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This book examines the aerial campaign waged by RAF Bomber Command against Berlin from late 1943 into early 1944.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris directed the offensive, which became known as the Battle of Berlin.

The narrative explores the strategic aims and the challenges faced by both the RAF and the Luftwaffe.

Full-colour artwork throughout illustrates the scale and intensity of the operations.

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