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Many would also argue that public pressure in Britain would make Churchill (or probably someone else) sue for peace with Germany.
From the bottom up and the top irrelevant whether they were from the left or right. We all know that bombing cities galvanized support for the war, the media presented every new bombing as a martyred city in order to gain support. Before cities began to get hit in response to Churchill bombing German cities the war was distant and people were frustrated and angry that there was another war.
The government was worried e.g Kenneth Clark the head of films division at MOI said "the public had to be convinced of German barbarity", although the public were against Hitler they were not willing to have another devastating war just to defend foreign countries.
The Blitz and the propaganda machine which was created to exploit the bombings.
Do you know of any public surveys conducted by organisations other than the government that disprove my theory (that the British public were not in favour of the war prior to German bombing of the cities)?.
You appear to be arguing about the British support/view of the war. This thread is about German internal politics, isn’t it? About whether
if this revolt, like the Valkyrie plotters, were made up of Wehrmacht officers and soldiers who were mostly concerned about 1. and still wanted a traditional government, but just wanted the fascists out because they were messing up the country.