Capture Berlin

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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The Battle of Berlin was decisive. Our offensive was an unexpected overwhelming blow against the enemy; the Germans did not anticipate such a powerful attack, and their resistance quickly collapsed. The Soviet Red Army was invincible on the Eastern Front, while the American, British, and French Allied forces achieved consecutive victories on the Western Front, putting Fascist Germany in a desperate predicament. Eisenhower historically entrusted the task of attacking Berlin to the Soviet army, and the victorious General Zhukov's million-strong army encircled Berlin. In despair, Hitler, accompanied by his mistress Eva, took his own life with a bullet, and the leaderless German army reluctantly raised the white flag. The intrigue among Allied commanders, the background of Hitler's near-assassination, and the final fate of Nazi war criminals during the Nuremberg Trials—all these scenes are vividly recreated by the author based on historical records.