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In ww2, Britain suffered nightly bombing. Navigation was problematic, and bombs weren’t accurate. the Luftwaffe could target cities by looking at the lights shi
by midasuni 6y ago
In ww2, Britain suffered nightly bombing. Navigation was problematic, and bombs weren’t accurate. the Luftwaffe could target cities by looking at the lights shining from houses.
Thus blackout blinds were mandated and people employed to ensure gay no light was created - even lighting a cigarette was bad.
This was an example of a temporary restriction neccersary to ensure liberty. Do you argue against that?
- confused78 6y agoIn WW2 it was clear when the bombing stopped
- midasuni 6y agoBlackouts stopped on 23 April 1945, a month after the bombs stopped There are those that say they caused more harm than good