It is now known for certain that during the Second World War, Anglo-American aircraft deliberately bombed peaceful German cities. Statistics on the consequences of the “air war” provide the following data: in all age groups, losses among women exceed losses among men by approximately 40%, the number of children killed is also very high - 20% of all losses, losses among older ages are 22%. Of course, these figures do not mean that only Germans became victims of the war. The world remembers Auschwitz, Majdanek, Buchenwald, Mauthausen and another 1650 concentration camps and ghettos, the world remembers Khatyn and Babi Yar. It's about something else. How did the Anglo-American methods of warfare differ from the German ones, if they also led to the mass death of civilians?