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In 1942, the world was at war.
Europe was burning, North Africa was a battlefield, and the Eastern Front was swallowing millions of lives.
The balance of power was fragile. One mistake could change everything.

Turkey had not entered the war.
Turkey was neutral.

But does neutrality really mean safety?

On the night of March 15, 1942, bombs fell on Milas, a small town in western Turkey.
Homes were destroyed. Civilians were killed.
And yet, Turkey was not at war with anyone.

So why was Milas bombed?

Was it truly a tragic navigation error, as Britain later claimed?
Or was it part of a darker geopolitical game, played by great powers trying to drag Turkey into the Second World War?

In this documentary-style video, we examine one of the least known and most controversial incidents of World War II:

Why a neutral country was bombed

Conflicting eyewitness accounts

British, German, and Turkish claims

Newly revealed documents and press reports

And the question that still remains unanswered: Why?

This is the forgotten story of the 1942 Milas Bombing — a moment when neutrality was tested by fire.

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The Night Neutral Turkey Was Bombed | World War II’s Forgotten Incident