Were the Allies Justified in Bombing German Cities?

The mend purpose in the role of the res publica is to protect the citizens of the domain that is on the dot what Great Britain did for its nation and for the end of World War II. Great Britain had to do what was best for the country and should be bonnyified as a consequence from the bombing of the German cities in account of the nations pride, a misinterpreted acquaintance of morals and also due to being forced into a tight feature. Although the casualties and negative impact that Germany faced, Britains actions in bombing the German cities should be confirm due to the position they were in.Britain did not want to leave Germany to walk all over their nation that they had attainn pride of and knew the consequences of the contingent outcomes if they had not acted against Germany. People of Great Britain would be hurt and the country had just wanted to protect its citizens (Document 5). Britain saw that there would occupy been a larger negative effect if they had not bomb ed the German cities compared to if they did. They perceived the bombing to catch been a last chance to end the war.After the conflict surrounded by Russia and Germany, the Allies had seen Germanys air force as a Achilles dog which resulted in the bombing (Document 4). If they had not acted against Germany, Operation Sea Lion would stick continued to commence and casualties would most likely have resulted the same towards the British (textbook p. 229). The product of Germanys determination to take over Great Britain would have meant to enable Hitler to have full control over Europe. We would think that the countries would calculate along the rules implied in the war between the countries but that would be another(prenominal) sad misunderstood perception.From the beginning of the war, there was no real perception to what was legal injury or right there were no morals at one time a country entered the war because they must(prenominal) do whatever precautions they would do for th e best of their country. This is exactly what Great Britain did. Their actions should not even be justified compared to Hitlers recent decisions and false promises he had made with the Allies. The war itself had no limits because Hitler had already surpassed them all. The fault of Hitlers decisions was taken upon the citizens of Poland when Hitler decided to clog upstab a nation and take over the country (Textbook).Because of the false promises that were not lived up to, the arrogance between the Allies and Germany slowly slipped further away. all the same though contend them was not the best method, it was the only thing to do for the sake of the nation. They were and giving Germany a taste of its own medicine due to the past decisions made by Hitler. Dont talk to me about moral philosophy in war, there is no such thing is quoted from a soldier from the Bomber Command veterans in 1975. This represents how nobody considers what is right or wrong in war and how they would sacr ifice anything to do what is best for the nation (Document 8).Even if they did have a fair understanding of morals, they still had to consider the consequences if they had not shot for the opportunity. In any difficult circumstances, a country must look past the harsh side effects and do what is best for its nation despite of it. The Allies were put into a tight situation and could not just stand by and watch their country take the negative impact by Hitlers actions. The one who had made the commencement move was Germany as they attacked Britain by sending plans to bomb London in order to seize control over the country.Germany is to blame for the reasoning underside the initiation of Great Britains actions towards them (textbook p. 228). Britain could not just sit tail end and watch so naturally, they returned the favour that they given them this would give them fair ground that they deserved in their stance. As a natural human reaction, they retaliated against the Germans and f ought back which resulted into the bombing of the German cities (Document 6). Hitler should be at fault to put the civilians finished the wrath of the British and should be the right to blame rather than the country that is merely defending itself (Document 7).