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|commander1  = {{flagicon|People's Republic of Luepola}} Jozef Horovitz
|commander1  = {{flagicon|People's Republic of Luepola}} Jozef Horovitz
|commander2  = {{flagicon|Vierz Empire}} ---
|commander2  = {{flagicon|Vierz Empire}} ---
|strength1  = {{flagicon|People's Republic of Luepola}} 1,300 Bomber aircraft
|strength1  = {{flagicon|People's Republic of Luepola}} 611 bomber aircraft<br>538 fighter escorts
|strength2  = {{flagicon|Vierz Empire}}  
|strength2  = {{flagicon|Vierz Empire}}  
| casualties1 = 38 aircraft, including crews
| casualties1 = 38 aircraft, including crews

Revision as of 20:45, 4 March 2020

Bombing of Talheim
Part of East Vierz Front of the Great War
B-24D's fly over Polesti during World War II.jpg
Luepolan B-40 bombers fly through anti-aircraft flak over the previously bombed Gersellau factories.
Date22-29 September 1945
Location
Result
  • Extensive Vierz casualties
Belligerents
People's Republic of Luepola Luepolan People's Air Force Vierz Empire Luftwaffe
Commanders and leaders
People's Republic of Luepola Jozef Horovitz Vierz Empire ---
Strength
People's Republic of Luepola 611 bomber aircraft
538 fighter escorts
Vierz Empire
Casualties and losses
38 aircraft, including crews 40,000 civilians

The bombing of Talheim (Vierz: Luftangriffe auf Talheim; Luepolan: Bombardovaňie Talhajma), also known in Vierzland as the Talheim Catastrophe (Vierz: Talheimische Katastrophe) was a series of Luepolan bombing raids on the city of Talheim, a large city and prominent logistics hub within the Vierz Empire in the Great War. Over the course of a week, Luepolan People's Air Force dropped thousands of tonnes of explosives and incendiary devices on the city, including chemical weapons on 28 and 29 September, with the dual objectives of neutralizing Talheim as a logistical hub in advance of Luepola's planned conquest of Kasenberg and terrorizing the Vierz populace to break Vierz morale.