1 F / 10 M
Tragedy in three acts ( prologue)
4 Sets
The author’s theme in this play, works as a strong protest against the intentional murders of civilians during war in this modern age, which in this play is illustrated by the British Navy’s bombings of Dresden during the Second World War. The author even hints that the leader of the Polish Exile Government, General Sikorski, who died in a plane crash near Gibraltar in 1943, was murdered on the command of Winston Churchill. The aim of the author, in his strongly engaging drama, is to demand an international convention on war in airspace.
