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World History Homework Twelve - Model (view source)
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H3. Was it right for Churchill not to warn a town about a German bombing if he knew the town would be bombed?
H3. Was it right for Churchill not to warn a town about a German bombing if he knew the town would be bombed?
:I think Churchill chose the right decision to not warn a town that they were going to be bombed, which they discovered when the German code for the enigma was broken. The Germans were not stupid and if they saw that the town that they were going to bomb was all prepared for the invasion, they would become suspicious that someone had broken their code. Churchill knew that the broken code could help the Allied forces to win the war even though many lives would be sacrificed for it. He understood that he had to use this advantage for a greater cause in a more skillful way without causing any suspicion. If he let this one go, he could use this precious information from the broken code to help them win a great victory that would make a greater difference. War is about the decisions that leaders make, whether right or wrong. (Veronika)
H4. History does "repeat itself." Give an example based on the lecture.
H4. History does "repeat itself." Give an example based on the lecture.