James Corum states a prevalent myth about the Luftwaffe and its blitzkrieg operations is that it had a doctrine of terror bombing, in which civilians were deliberately targeted in order to break the will or aid the collapse of an enemy.

Corum Jhaelen Irsei (" the Prince in the Scarlet Robe ") is the name of a fictional fantasy hero in a series of two trilogies written by author Michael Moorcock.

Corum is the last survivor of the Vadhagh race and an incarnation aspect of the Eternal Champion, a being that exists in all worlds to ensure there is " Cosmic Balance ".

Corum is a Vadhagh, one of a race of long-lived beings with limited magical abilities dedicated to peaceful pursuits such as art and poetry.

They depart and Corum is found by a member of the Nhadragh, an old enemy of the Vadhagh.

Corum confronts Arioch, and learns Shool is nothing more than a pawn of the Chaos God.

Corum is then attacked by Arioch, but the Hand of Kwll crushes the Heart and banishes the Chaos God forever.

Corum returns to the island to rescue Rhalina, and observes Shool has become a powerless moron, and is devoured by his own creations soon afterwards.

Corum learns Arkyn is in fact a Lord of Law, and that this is the first step towards Law regaining control of the Fifteen Planes.

Guided by Arkyn, Corum, Rhalina and companion Jhary-a-Conel cross the planes and encounter the King Without A Country, the last of his people who in turn is seeking the City in the Pyramid.

Rhalina is taken hostage by the forces of Chaos and Corum has several encounters with the forces of Chaos, including Earl Glandyth-a-Krae.

Corum discovers one of the " Lost Gods ", the being Kwll, who is imprisoned and cannot be freed until whole.

Corum is also stripped of his artificial eye, which belongs to Rhynn-actually the mysterious giant Corum had previously encountered.

Plagued by voices at night, Corum believes he has gone insane until old friend Jhary-a-Conel advises Corum it is in fact a summons from another world.

Listening to the voices allows Corum to pass to the other world, which is in fact the distant future.

Corum decides not to return his own world, and is attacked by his clone, whom he defeats with the aid of a spell placed on his silver hand by Medhbh.

* 30 May — 12th running of the Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is won by Lora L. Corum ( USA ) and Joe Boyer ( USA ) in a Duesenberg.

Corum begins the race but is replaced by Boyer as a relief in the same car and they are declared co-winners.

Corum uses the figure of forty tons of bombs dropped on Guernica, and calculates that if the figure of 1654 dead is accepted as accurate then the raid caused 41 fatalities per ton of bombs.

Unlike the anti-hero Elric of Melniboné, or the alienated and tragic Corum, or the sometimes savage Erekosë, Hawkmoon is described as being very much close to an all-around " good guy ", despite lacking some subtlety ( or perhaps, for this very reason ).

On arrival at the island Shool takes Rhalina hostage, and then provides Corum with two artifacts to replace his lost hand and eye: the Hand of Kwll and the Eye of Rhynn.

Arioch then ignores Corum, who discovers the location the Heart.

The Eye of Rhynn allows Corum to see into an undead netherworld where the last beings killed by Corum exist until summoned by the Hand of Kwll.

Kwll later locates Corum and advises that all the gods-both Chaos and Law-have been killed in order to free humanity and allow it to shape its own destiny.

A group of " Mabden " ( men ) led by the savage Earl Glandyth-a-Krae raid the family castle and slaughter everyone with the exception of Corum, who escapes.

During the journey Corum observes a mysterious giant who trawls the ocean with a net.

The avatars of the Bear and Dog gods plot with Earl Glandyth-a-Krae to murder Corum and return Arioch to the Fifteen Planes.

Corum also meets two other aspects of the Eternal Champion: Elric and Erekose, with all three seeking the mystical city of Tanelorn for their own purposes.

Kwll transports Corum and Jhary to the court of Mabelode, with the pair fleeing with Rhalina when Kwll directly challenges the Chaos God.

Rhalina's descendants, the Tuha-na-Cremm Croich ( who call Corum " Corum Llew Ereint ") face extinction from the Fhoi Myore: seven giants who with their allies conquered the land and plunged it into eternal winter.

Allying himself with King Mannach, Corum falls in love with his daughter Medhbh.

Together with new allies Goffanon ( a blacksmith and diminutive giant ) and Goffanon's cousin and true giant Illbrec battles the Fhoi Myore and their own allies, a returned Prince Gaynor, the wizard Calatin and his clone of Corum, the Brothers of the Pine, the undead Ghoolegh and a host of giant wolves.

Darcsyde Productions produced a supplement for use with Chaosium's Stormbringer ( 2001 ) role-playing game adapting the characters and settings from the Corum series for role-playing.

The second trilogy was titled The Prince with the Silver Hand ( United Kingdom ) and The Chronicles of Corum ( United States ) respectively.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the city drew attention with a number of major redevelopment projects, such as the Corum and especially the Antigone District.

Newman also assists in the marital love life of Captain Winston while enjoying a flirtation or two with his own chief nurse, Lieutenant Corum.

That same year, Guice collaborated on several different titles with writer Mike Baron, including issues of First Comics ' Badger, Nexus and The Chronicles of Corum.

She makes a brief appearance in the Chronicles of Corum with her brother Sactric.

He was known as the ' Bishop of Corum ' and took a clear position with the urban poor.

He and fellow sportswriters such as Red Smith and Bill Corum would often travel together and stay with players in Florida ( at hotels like the Soreno Hotel in St. Petersburg ).

He also alludes to the fact that he has a different name, but, possibly because he meets Elric and Corum on a world other than his own, he can ’ t recall it, and picks Erekosë as a temporary name.