Former marshal of the Royal Air Force, Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris, gave the green light for the 1945 bombing which reduced the city in Saxony, Germany, to rubble.

English Heritage has asked for advice on how to protect its statue of Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris in London. Sir Arthur was the RAF Commander-in-Chief who oversaw bombing raids in Germany.

Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris, who directed the RAF's bombing missions which flattened German cities, remains one of the most controversial figures of WWII.

Tami Davis Biddle, Bombing by the Square Yard: Sir Arthur Harris at War, 1942-1945, The International History Review, Vol. 21, No. 3 (Sep., 1999), pp. 626-664. Free online reading for over 10 million ...

According to the London Daily Telegraph, the latest target of the rampaging iconoclasts in Britain is the statue of Sir Arthur “Bomber” Harris outside the RAF Church of St. Clement Danes in London.

the Nazis to their knees? THE Bomber War, Arthur Harris and the Allied Bomber Offensive 1939-1945, by Robin Neillands is a vivid account of the… ...

In the last 30 years, Marshal of the R.A.F. Sir Arthur Harris has progressed from attacking Iraqi and Indian tribes men in a bailing-wire kite to crumpling the huge Nazi war machine with his ...