Original sentence: Author Kurt Vonnegut was an allied prisoner of war in Dresden during the bombing, and later wrote about the event in his novel Slaughterhouse Five.Bombing of Dresden in World War II Dresden, the capital of the German state of Saxony, was fire-bombed by Allied air forces (the British RAF and the USAAF) over three days (13-15 February 1945) near the end of World War II.The Dresden Raids, David Irving, letter to the Times, July 7, 1966 Note: Irving is a pro-Nazi British historian
Edited sentence: Author Kurt Vonnegut was an eyewitness of the bombing, and later used the event in his novel Slaughterhouse Five.The Dresden Raids, David Irving, letter to the Times, July 7, 1966.The capital of the German state of Saxony, the city of Dresden was fire-bombed by Allied air forces (the British RAF and the USAAF) over three days (13-15 February 1945) near the end of World War II