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  • In Germany: Hamburg, late July/early August 1943 - about 45,000 - 50,000 killed. Dresden, February 1945 - a huge range of figures is given, but serious scholars generally claim that about 30,000 were killed. Some small places such as Darmstadt, Heilbronn and Pforzheim may have suffered an even higher proportion of the population killed.
In all these raids there was no attempt at all to hit military targets.
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