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Bombs
that were
dropped
during the
war
. They created firestorms that sucked
oxygen
from the air, and reached
temperature
s as high as 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. (982.2 Celsius)
People
who did not
die
from the
fire
itself,
suffocate
d.
See:
Dresden
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The typical
World War II
incendiary bomb
was really a
dispenser
; it would
ignite
an onboard supply of
magnesium
or
thermite
, and spread the burning substance as widely as possible over its
target
area in an attempt to ignite everything there.
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