RAF Four Haymakers Strike Cologne to Hamburg Killing Costs
London reports Allied air raids over Cologne Essen Bremen and Hamburg boost morale and press into war effort. Cost estimates place British losses at 192 bombers and 5,000 tons of bombs with fuel and supplies. German production losses run to two billion dollars. A series of global items follow, from Argentina friction with Waldo Frank to a Chinese UN party and a daring Caballo Island escape.
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