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Istoricar Milan St. Protic - Saveznici su bombardovali Srbiju, zato sto je Broz. Nije bomabardovani ni Zagreb, ni Ljubljana ni Sarajevo.
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Po Milanu St. Proticu saveznici nisu bombardovali ni Zagreb, ni Sarajevo ni Ljubljanu
Zagreb je bombardovan 12 puta i ukupno je poginulo 576 osobe, 792 ranjeno.
U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II
Combat Chronology 1941 - 1945
Compiled by
Kit C. Carter Robert Mueller
1. 2/22/44 Fifteenth AF B-17’s attack Petershausen M/Y, Regensburg aircraft factory, and
Zagreb. A large force of B-24’s hits Regensburg aircraft plants about the same time as the B-17 attack. Other B-24’s pound town of Sibenik and harbor at Zara. HBs claim 40 ftrs destroyed. 13 HBs are lost
2 .4/6/44 Fifteenth AF B-24’s bomb
Zagreb A/F. Numerous other B-24’s and B-17’s abort because of weather. Escorting ftrs and the HBs claim 17 ftrs destroyed in combat. 6 US aircraft are shot down.
3 .5/24/44 Fifteenth AF 620-plus B-17’s and B-24’s attack Avisio viaduct, Atzgersdorf aircraft components factory, town of Neunkirchen, A/Fs at Munchendorf, Graz, Wollersdorf, Bad Voslau and
Zagreb, and Varazdin M/Y. Escorting ftrs fly over 250 sorties. Enemy ftr opposition is especially heavy against Bad Voslau force, downing 6 HBs.
4. 5/30/44 Fifteenth AF Nearly 500 B-17’s and B-24’s attack A/F and aircraft factory at Wels, factories at Pottendorf, Neudorfl, and Neunkirchen and M/Y at
Zagreb. P-38’s and P-51’s provide escort. Many of the ftrs strafe T/Os in areas around Zut, Brod, Susak, Bihac, Medak, and along Karlovac-Livno road
5. 6/30/44 Fifteenth AF Bad weather causes over 450 HBs and more than 150 ftrs to abort missions. 188 HBs, escorted by 138 ftrs, hit A/F at
Zagreb and T/Os in Hungary and Yugoslavia, including M/Ys at Kaposvar, Osztopan and Split, highway bridge at Brac I, A/F at Banjaluka, and city of Budapest. 130-plus ftrs provide escor
6. 7/7/44 Fifteenth AF 560-plus B-24’s and B-17’s bomb 2 synthetic oil plants at Blechhammer, synthetic oil and coking plant at Odertal, and
Zagreb A/F and M/Y. HBs and ftr escorts claim more than 50 aircraft shot down during fierce battle with 275-300 ftrs mainly in Vienna-Budapest area. 18 US aircraft are listed as destroyed and a larger number missing
7. 1/5/45 Fifteenth AF 1 B-24 bombs
Zagreb railroad sidings. 69 others abort due to total cloud cover over tgt. 38 P-51’s fly cover over tgt area. 33 P-38’s bomb N railroad bridge at Doboj. other operations are limited to rcn, supply drops, and escort.
8. 1/19/45 Fifteenth AF Over 400 HBs attack N and S M/Ys, a railroad bridge, and a highway bridge at Brod. Because of overcast, only 1 of 112 HBs sent against
Zagreb M/Y bombs tgt while others abort. 46 P-38’s bomb S railroad bridge at Doboj and 59 P-51’s sweep from Zagreb to Gyor. Other P-38’s fly rcn missions and rcn escort and cover MATAF B-25’s on supply run
9.2/13/45 Fifteenth AF In the Vienna area 640-plus HBs with ftr spt hit S ordnance depot, S and SE goods yards and depot, C repair shops, and Matzleinsdorf M/Y, and M/Ys at Graz, Sarvar,
Zagreb (2) and Maribor (2), Pula harbor, Maribor locomotive depot and rolling stock repair shops, and several T/Os. P-38’s and P-51’s carry out rcn and rcn escort missions.
10. 3/4/45 Fifteenth AF 630-plus B-24’s and B-17’s, with ftr escort, bomb M/Ys at Sopron (2), Szombathely, Knittelfeld, Zelfweg, Graz, Sankt Veit an der Glan, Wiener-Neustadt,
Zagreb (2) and Ljubljana, and several scattered T/Os. Other B-24’s, with P-51 escort, drop supplies in Yugoslavia. P-38’s and P-51’s fly rcn and rcn escort operations.
11.3/12/45 Twelfth AF B-25’s hit 7 railroad bridges, cutting two, and fills severely damaging one and a train in Brenner area and in NE Italy as far E as Yugoslav border area. FBs blast comm in N Italy, making 36 rail cuts, 19 of them on the Brenner line. P-47’s also bomb and severely damage a munitions factory NW of
Zagreb . During 11/12 Mar LBs on intruder missions hit Po crossings, sugar refinery, vehicles, and trains.
12. 3/14/45 Fifteenth AF 634 HBs, with ftr escorts, hit Szony and Almasfuzito oil refineries and M/Ys at Komarom, Nove Zamky,
Zagreb , WienerNeustadt, Graz, and Knittelfeld. 90 P-38’s dive-bomb bridges at Ptuj, 42 of them afterwards strafing rail traffic in Yugoslavia and Austria. 21 P-51’s also strafe rail traffic in Austria. B-17’s and B-24’s drop supplies in N Italy and in Yugoslavia. P-38’s continue rcn missions, including larger than usual number of photo rcn flights (most of them heavily escorted) over Italy, Germany, Austria, and Yugoslavia.
https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a529766.pdf
DETALJI O PRONAĐENOJ BOMBI: Sarajevo su 1944. bombardovali saveznici
Bomba pronađena na mjestu nekadašnje fabrike “Žica” teška oko 500 kilograma rezultat je savezničkog bombardovanja Sarajeva
Bomba koja je pronađena danas tokom izvođenja radova na izgradnji budućeg tržnog centra iza zgrade RTV Doma u Sarajevu, pripadnici Federalne uprave civilne zaštite uspjeli su deaktivirati. Zbog vrste upaljača, morala je biti odmah deaktivirana jer je ugrožavala između 15.000 i 20.000 ljudi.
Bomba pronađena na mjestu nekadašnje fabrike za proizvodnju vučene žice i čelične užadi “Žica” teška oko 500 kilograma rezultat je savezničkog bombardovanja Sarajeva. U bilješkama koje su objavljene u knjizi “Hronologija narodnooslobodilačkog rata 1941 – 1945.” navodi se da je dva puta bombardovano područje Alipašinog Mosta. Prvi put Alipašin Most je bio meta savezničkog bombardovanja 29. novembra 1943. godine. Vojni objekti tada nisu pogođeni ali je poginulo ili bilo ranjeno oko 300 građana Sarajeva.
https://www.slobodna-bosna.ba/vijes..._sarajevo_su_1944_bombardovali_saveznici.html
Bombardiranje Ljubljane leta 1945
Bombardiranje Ljubljane leta 1945 - Mestna knjižnica Ljubljana (mklj.si)