Dresden 1945, corpses from the Allied bombing are piled to be burned. Reaping the Whirlwind or Slaughterhouse? In September 1939, following the German invasion of Poland , Britain declared war on Germany. In the years that followed, incredible leaps of technology would see the Second World War go from Polish troops on horseback to one single bomb that could destroy an entire city . The ever Increasing industrialisation of war would be typified by the horrors of the Nazi Concentration Camps , an idea initially borrowed from the British and taken to new depths. War planners and people who could have been spending their time doing other things, poured their energies into figuring out even better ways to kill others. At the heart of all this destruction was the struggle of ideas: whose we should live by. After the fighting, the people of Britain would process the information of these ev...