The Baby Killers: German Air Raids on Britain in the First World War Prints From the perspective of the

From the perspective of the allies

Conner transformed his protégé Eisenhower from a struggling young officer on the verge of a court martial into one of the American army’s rising stars

Driven by the belief that their membership in the American elite required certain sacrifice

compelling prose and enlivened with extraordinarily vivid photographs and detailed maps

by Pat Barker

The Baby Killers: German Air Raids on Britain in the First World War Prints From the perspective of theDescription by Thomas Fegan Paperback The First World War airship and airplane raids by Germany on Britain constituted the first strategic bombing campaign in history. It was a novel and unwelcome means of waging war that provoked panic and resentment, and dispelled Britains island sense of security. The raiders, demonized as 'baby killers' for causing indiscriminate civilian casualties, may not have crushed British morale, but they disrupted war