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British WWII bomb defused in Dresden after 17,000 evacuated
The British World War II bomb discovered in Dresden during demolition work has been defused, police in the eastern German city announced on Wednesday. Earlier some 17,000 people had to be evacuated from the area surrounding Dresden's Carola bridge following the discovery on Tuesday of the bomb during demolition work on the bridge,
That weapon – and the bombs dropped so soon after on Hiroshima and Nagasaki – are often credited to the Manhattan Project, ...
The U.S. ambassador to Israel repeatedly mentioned the World War II bombing campaign in interviews and on social media.
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