a strategic mission to defeat the Axis powers

    At the close of the war, Allied forces were on a strategic mission to defeat the Axis powers. They found themselves in humanitarian roles after coming upon the camps and seeing evidence of Nazi crimes. What is the most appropriate way to balance strategic and humanitarian concerns in warfare? Are they equally important? 2 Please do not do any introduction, just answer the question directly in an essay way. Use these sources please Book 1: A War To Be Won “Peoples at War, 1937-1945,” “T he Aftermath of War,” and “Epilogue” httsz/booksgoogIe.com/books/about/A_War_To_Be_Won-html?id=tdYkM PfUSUAC printsec=frontcover&source:kp_read_button#v=onepage&q&f=false Book 2: The Routledge Atlas of the Second World War Section 6: “The Unarmed and the Civilians,” Section 10: “Aftermath,” and Section 11: “Global War” httsz/booksgooglecom/books/about The_Routledge_AtIas_of_the_Second_World-html?id:DIwBAwAAQBAJ& printsec=frontcover&source:kp_read_button#v=onepage&q&f=false