Breslau: A Forgotten Fortress

This chapter explores the historical significance of Breslau, now Wrocław, highlighting its underrepresented role during the Eastern Front battles of World War II. It discusses the city's multicultural heritage, architectural beauty, and strategic importance, especially during the Siege of Breslau as Hitler's fortified stronghold. The narrative delves into the desperate circumstances faced by defenders, civilians, and the harsh realities of Nazi policies, reflecting on the city's complex past and the impact of war on its population.