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'''Arthur Harris''' (April 13, 1892 – April 5, 1984) was the commander of the [[Royal Air Force|RAF]] Bomber Command. He was an influencial person during the [[Second World War]], in case of ordering bombing of [[Germany|German]] cities like Lübeck (1942), [[Hamburg]] (1943), Kassel (1943), [[Frankfurt]] (1944), Braunschweig (1944), [[Magdeburg]] (1945), [[Dresden]] (1945), Pforzheim (1945), Mainz (1945), Würzburg (1945) and Hildesheim (1945).
'''Arthur Harris''' (April 13, 1892 – April 5, 1984) was the commander of the [[Royal Air Force|RAF]] Bomber Command. He was an influential person during the [[Second World War]], in case of ordering bombing of [[Germany|German]] cities like Lübeck (1942), [[Hamburg]] (1943), Kassel (1943), [[Frankfurt]] (1944), Braunschweig (1944), [[Magdeburg]] (1945), [[Dresden]] (1945), Pforzheim (1945), Mainz (1945), Würzburg (1945) and Hildesheim (1945).
[[Category:World War II]]
[[Category:World War II]]