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Introduction:
By early 1945, the Germans had all but lost the war on Eastern Front. The Red Army proved an unstoppable tidal wave, destroying the Wehrmacht division by division. Evacuation measures for Berlin had been prepared for the Reich government, ministries, and security apparatus starting in February of 1945. However, their implementation was delayed so that the commanders would not be seen to be admitting defeat. With two million Soviet soldiers quickly surrounding Berlin, Adolf Hitler finally gave the order to execute the defensive plan for the city on April 20th, 1945, his 56th birthday. The defenses barely slowed down the Red Army, and by early May they had totally subdued the city.
Place/Date:
Leningrad (?) / 1945
Size:
39 x 32 inches
Condition:
VG
Stock#:
68524
Place/Date:
n.p. (Eastern Front) / 1945 circa
Size:
8 x 11.5 inches
Condition:
Fair
Stock#:
69563
Archived
Place/Date:
Berlin / 1938 (manuscript additions in April-May 1945)
Size:
41 x 31 inches
Condition:
Good
Stock#:
63107
Place/Date:
Berlin / 1942 (manuscript additions in 1945)
Size:
36 x 26 inches
Condition:
Good
Stock#:
60025
Place/Date:
n.p. / 1944 (manuscript additions in April-May 1945)
Size:
27 x 30 inches
Condition:
VG
Stock#:
64471
Place/Date:
Moscow? / 1945
Size:
38 x 31.5 inches
Condition:
Good
Stock#:
60024
Place/Date:
Leningrad? / 1945
Size:
38 x 31.5 inches
Condition:
VG+
Stock#:
60578
Place/Date:
[Eastern Front, Approach to Berlin] / 1945
Size:
38 x 31.5 inches
Condition:
Good
Stock#:
75688