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It is nearly impossible to answer this question. In Germany, the density of population is VERY high compared to the USA and there are many industrial cities. The most famous industrial district is the Ruhrgebiet, consisting of many (quite large) cities like Dortmund, Essen, Bochum, Gelsenkirchen, Duisburg etc.
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Why did people disagree with the bombing of German cities?
Bombing the German cities was killing civilians. Many people believed this was wrong and that aerial attacks should be targeted at industrial and military facilities.
What were the names of German towns and cities that were bombed during World War 2?
Practically all major cities: Dresden Munich Berlin Cologne Ruhr Industrial Area Stuttgart Hamburg Vienna (technically part of Germany) and a whole bunch more
How are cities in Germany alike?
They are all in Germany and have many German people living in them.
Why did people flock British cities and towns during the industrial revolution?
Think about all the jobs that were there.
What was the common German job history in the mid 1850s through 1950s?
With the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, many Germans moved to cities and began working in mills and then factories.
Why do post industrial cities have lower footprint than industrial cities?
because bonjour and hello mean the same thing
What are the industrial cities in England?
There are very few industrial cities left in England now as most manufacturing has moved overseas. Industrial cities of the past have included Birmingham, Coventry, Leeds, Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool etc.
German industrial region?
The Ruhr
Which cities are the industrial hubs of Pakistan?
faislabad
in which cities did the industrial revolution take place?
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What were the main industrial cities and towns of Great Britain in the Industrial Revolution?
Crewe and Manchester :)
What is the name of a German industrial region?
Ruhr is the answer.
