RAF- Bommenwerpers Boven Belgie 1940-1942: Het bombardementsoffensief op Duitsland

Cynrik De Decker and Jean-Louis Roba take readers on a compelling journey through the skies of Belgium during the tumultuous years of 1940 to 1942. Their exploration of the RAF’s strategic bombing campaigns reveals not only the military tactics employed but also the profound impact these operations had on the local populace and the war at large.

The authors weave together detailed accounts of aerial missions, drawing on historical records and firsthand testimonies to chronicle the experiences of both the bomber crews and the civilians below. The intricacies of war are laid bare as they examine the moral dilemmas faced by aviators and the devastating outcomes of their raids.

In capturing the essence of this period, De Decker and Roba provide a nuanced perspective on the conflict, illuminating how the skies over Belgium became a battleground in the broader struggle against tyranny. Their work serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war and the enduring scars it leaves behind.