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Operation Hurricane was a 24-hour bombing operation to "demonstrate to the enemy in Germany generally the overwhelming superiority of the Allied Air Forces in this theatre" (in the directive to Harris ACO RAF Bomber Command) and "cause mass panic and disorginazation [sic] in the Ruhr, disrupt frontline communications and demonstrate the futility of resistance" (in the words of the Official RAF History). In 24 hours, RAF Bomber Command had flown 2,589 sorties, losing 24 aircraft, dropping approximately 10,050 long tons (10,210 t) of bombs and killing over 2,500 civilians in Duisburg alone.

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rdfs:label	Operation Hurricane (1944) (de) Operation Hurricane (1944) (en)
rdfs:comment	Die Operation Hurricane war eine Serie strategischer Bombenangriffe des RAF Bomber Command am 14. und 15. Oktober 1944 mit dem Hauptziel Duisburg, die mit dem Ziel durchgeführt wurden, der deutschen Bevölkerung „die überwältigende Überlegenheit der alliierten Luftflotten“ vorzuführen. Die beiden Angriffe auf Duisburg gelten (nach der Bombenmasse) als die schwersten des Krieges gegen eine deutsche Stadt innerhalb eines Tages. (de) Operation Hurricane was a 24-hour bombing operation to "demonstrate to the enemy in Germany generally the overwhelming superiority of the Allied Air Forces in this theatre" (in the directive to Harris ACO RAF Bomber Command) and "cause mass panic and disorginazation [sic] in the Ruhr, disrupt frontline communications and demonstrate the futility of resistance" (in the words of the Official RAF History). In 24 hours, RAF Bomber Command had flown 2,589 sorties, losing 24 aircraft, dropping approximately 10,050 long tons (10,210 t) of bombs and killing over 2,500 civilians in Duisburg alone. (en)
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casualties	5 (xsd:integer) 7 (xsd:integer) 14 (xsd:integer) Brunswick uncertain (en)
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notes	2500 (xsd:integer) killed (en)
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result	Duisburg: "Very serious property damage. A large number of people buried." (en)
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