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Dresden Tuesday 13 Februarie (1945) For Twenty Years Esther GelderblomAt 9. 51 P. M. on Tuesday 13 February 1945, Dresden's Air Raid Sirens Sounded As They Had Done Many Times During the Second World War. but This Time Was Different. by the Next Morning, More Than 4,500 Tons of High Explosives and Incendiary Devices Had Been Dropped on the Unprotected City. at Least 25,000 Inhabitants Died in the Terrifying Firestorm and Thirteen Square Miles of the City's Historic Centre, Including Incalculable Quantities of Treasure