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12th October 2009, 19:42

Bruce Dennis Bruce Dennis is offline

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Re: Why was Coventry 'coventriert'?

Tony, I am trying to understand your point but I’m struggling with the your emphasis on whether or not an area of the target was/wasn’t flammable: the only way I can follow the logic of your latest reply is if you believe a target should be spared because it would burn.

Bruce

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