In her book War: The Lethal Custom, journalist Gwynne Dyer described the week-long bombing of Hamburg, Germany, by the Allies in 1943: "Practically all the apartment blocks in the firestorm area had underground shelters, but nobody who stayed in them survived; those who were not cremated died of carbon monoxide poisoning. But to venture into the streets was to risk being swept by the wind into the very heart of the firestorm."

9) Based on this excerpt, who are the victims of this bombing campaign?

10) How might such a campaign help achieve victory in a war?