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For those who think it woudl have been such a wonderful idea to
invade, I call up the image of the Battle Of Berlin. One source states: *Berlin’s fate was sealed, but the resistance continued. Fighting was heavy, with house-to-house and hand-to-hand combat. The Soviets sustained 305,000 dead; the Germans sustained as many as 325,000, including civilians. * That would have been *so* much more human, especially when you woudl have to add the toll of the beach lands, every other city, and village, to say nothing of reducing the army in China. |
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