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15th October 2009, 18:53
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Re: Why was Coventry 'coventriert'?
Tony, thanks for the reply but I'm still here, and still far from persuaded. Before addressing your insight into how this 'war crime' you describe could have happened without having "degraded neither the berthing & unloading capacity of the port, nor the capacity of the transportation system to move the unloaded ore. Nor did it affect Flender Werke.", please could you break the suspense and say why Lübeck was not a legitimate target?
Believe it or not, I am interested in this point if it can be proved. Regards, Bruce By the way, neither of the books called Bodyguard of Lies that I am aware of were written by Knightley
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