'bomber' harris

Who was known as a war criminal

• Leisel ross

• Neville richards

• Adelheid wesley

• Arthur Harris

Where was the statue of 'bomber' Harris unveiled at?

• st clement danes church

• st stonedale church

• Renewel church

• gruenthal church

What happened on February 13th 1945

• Dresden had a bombing

• Dresden's air-raid sirens sounded as they had done many times during the Second World War

• 'bomber' Harris bombed 2 major cities in Germany, which stunned the public, from then on he was known as a war criminal

Why did people refer to him as 'bomber' Harris and why did they call him a war criminal?

On Febuary 14, 1942 what policy did the air ministry change?

• They didn't allow people to use the planes at the same time as the air force did just incase it might interfere with their work.

• bombing, hitting specific targets such as factories

• no eating birds

• no shooting up at the skies just incase it might hit a plane

Whose job was it to ensure that no lights could be seen from buildings to attract enemy bombers?

• Captian mainwaring

• The arp warden

• The light patrol

• The home guard

The slogan used to encourage people to grow their own crops was..

• "grow up up"

• "gotta grow them all"

• "dig to defeat despots"

• "dig for victory!"

Air shelters were most commonly built..

• in the centre of towns

• next to factories

• in peoples' back gardens

• in the middle of fields

Woman were recruited to work in/as

• Armed forces bases

• The front line as soldiers

What was the name of the bomb which created lots of fire, used over Dresden?

• Flaming

• Incendiary

• Atomic

• Shell