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Book • 2025
Antony Beevor's 'Berlin: The Downfall 1945' is a gripping and meticulously researched account of the final months of World War II in Berlin.
The book chronicles the brutal battle for the city as the Red Army closes in, depicting the desperation and chaos of the Nazi regime's collapse.
Beevor delves into the experiences of soldiers, civilians, and political figures, providing a comprehensive picture of the city's destruction and the human cost of the conflict.
He explores the political machinations and strategic decisions that influenced the battle, as well as the social and psychological impact on the German population.
The book offers a vivid and harrowing portrayal of the fall of Berlin and its aftermath.
The book chronicles the brutal battle for the city as the Red Army closes in, depicting the desperation and chaos of the Nazi regime's collapse.
Beevor delves into the experiences of soldiers, civilians, and political figures, providing a comprehensive picture of the city's destruction and the human cost of the conflict.
He explores the political machinations and strategic decisions that influenced the battle, as well as the social and psychological impact on the German population.
The book offers a vivid and harrowing portrayal of the fall of Berlin and its aftermath.
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Mencionado por Marc Basset como un libro específico sobre la caída de Berlín.
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