A 75th for Dresden. . .

"The Allied destruction of Dresden wasn’t the biggest or deadliest aerial bombardment of a German city during World War II. But it is by far the most infamous, largely due to Kurt Vonnegut’s anti-war masterpiece  Slaughterhouse-Five . February 13 marks the 75th anniversary of what Vonnegut, who survived the bombing as a prisoner-of-war, called 'carnage unfathomable.'"