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the substantive Soviet objection was that the act of surrender ought to be a unique, singular, historical event fully reflecting the leading contribution of the Soviet people to the final victory. They maintained that it should not be held on liberated territory that had been victimized by German aggression, but at the seat of government from where that German aggression sprang: Berlin. Furthermore, the
Soviets pointed out that, although the terms of the surrender signed in Reims required German forces to cease all military activities and remain in their current positions; they were not explicitly required to lay down their arms and give themselves up, "what has to happen here is the surrender of German troops, giving themselves up as prisoners". Eisenhower immediately agreed, acknowledging that the act of surrender signed in Reims should be considered "a brief instrument of unconditional military surrender", and undertook to attend with correctly accredited representatives of the German High Command for a "more formal signing" of a suitably amended text presided over by
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protecting powers, and all other remaining neutral governments (such as
Ireland), that following the forthcoming German surrender, the continued identity of the German state would rest solely in the four Allied Powers, who would immediately recall all German diplomatic staff, take ownership of all German state property, extinguish all protecting power functions, and require the transfer of all archives and records to one or another of the embassies of the western Allies. On 8 May 1945, these arrangements were put into effect in full, notwithstanding that the only German parties to the signed surrender document had been the German High Command ("Oberkommando der Wehrmacht"-OKW); the western Allies maintaining that a functioning German state had already ceased to exist, and consequently that the surrender of the German military had effected the complete termination of
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maintenance of weapons and infrastructure, the yielding of Nazi leaders for war crimes trials, and the power of Allied
Representatives to issue proclamations, orders, ordinances, and instructions covering "additional political, administrative, economic, financial, military and other requirements arising from the complete defeat of Germany". The key article in the third section was article 12, which provided that the German government and German High Command would comply fully with any proclamations, orders, ordinances, and instructions of the accredited Allied representatives. The Allies understood this as allowing unlimited scope to impose arrangements for the restitution and reparation of damages. Articles 13 and 14 specified the date of surrender and the languages of the definitive texts.
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Zhukov. After repeated redrafts, all of which needed translating and retyping, it was finally agreed that both French and
American signatures would be as witnesses. But the consequence was that the final versions were not ready for signing until after midnight. Consequently, the physical signing was delayed until nearly 01:00 am on 9 May, Central European Time; and then back-dated to 8 May to be consistent with the Reims agreement and the public announcements of the surrender already made by Western leaders. However, the official Soviet declaration stated that the signing took place at 22:43 CET on 8 May, meaning that the signing still took place before the German surrender took effect.
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possible of the eastern military formations westwards so as to save them from Soviet or
Yugoslav captivity, and surrender them intact to the British and Americans. In addition, Dönitz hoped to continue to evacuate soldiers and civilians by sea from the Hela peninsula and the surrounding Baltic coastal areas. Dönitz and Keitel were resolved against issuing any orders to surrender to Soviet forces, not only from undiminished anti-Bolshevism, but also because they could not be confident they would be obeyed, and might consequently place troops continuing to fight in the position of refusing a direct order, thereby stripping them of any legal protection as
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German forces to disarm and hand over their weapons to local allied commanders. This clause had the effect of ensuring that German military forces would not only cease military operations against regular allied forces; but would also disarm themselves, disband, and be taken into captivity. Field
Marshal Keitel initially balked at the amended text, proposing that an additional grace period of 12 hours be granted to surrendering German forces, before they might be exposed to punitive action for non-compliance under article 5. In the event, he had to be satisfied with a verbal assurance from Zhukov.
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seaborne evacuation of German troops across the Baltic continued. Dönitz issued new commands that resistance to Soviet forces should be maintained, taking advantage of the 48-hour grace period to order redoubled efforts to save German military units from Soviet captivity; and it soon became clear that he had authorized the signing of a general surrender at Reims in bad faith, and that consequently neither the Soviet
Command nor the German forces would accept the Reims surrender as effecting an end to hostilities between them. General
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Mecklenburg; indeed attempting to countermand ongoing surrender negotiations both in Berlin and
Breslau. German forces in the east were ordered instead to fight their way westwards. Conscious that, if this were to continue, the Soviet Command would suspect that the Western allies were intending a separate peace (as indeed was exactly Dönitz's intention), Eisenhower determined that no further partial surrenders would be agreed in the West; but instead instructed the Dönitz government to send representatives to
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of Soviet approval had been received by the time of the surrender ceremony, nor was there confirmation that
General Susloparov was empowered to sign as representing the Soviet High Command. Accordingly, Eisenhower agreed with Susloparov that a separate text should be signed by the German emissaries; undertaking that fully empowered representatives of each of the German armed services would attend a formal ratification of the act of surrender at a time and place designated by the Allied High Commands.
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commitments were to be given to the enemy. That surrender was to be without prejudice to any subsequent general instrument of surrender which might replace any document of partial surrender and which would be jointly imposed on
Germany by the three primary Allied Powers. These guidelines formed the basis for the series of partial capitulations of German forces to the Western Allies in April and May 1945.
686:, however, was not a party to the Yalta agreement and refused to recognize it, which created a diplomatic problem as formal inclusion of the additional clause in the EAC text would inevitably create a French demand for equal representation in any dismemberment decisions. While this was unresolved, there were in effect two versions of the EAC text, one with the "dismemberment clause" and one without.
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over their weapons and equipment to the local allied commanders or officers designated by Representatives of the Allied Supreme Commands. No ship, vessel, or aircraft is to be scuttled, or any damage done to their hull, machinery or equipment, and also to machines of all kinds, armament, apparatus, and all the technical means of prosecution of war in general.
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1450:, a group of former Nazi members, including Karl Dönitz, were taken into captivity as prisoners of war, and Admiral Friedeburg committed suicide. Pursuant to Article 4 of the Instrument of Surrender, the Berlin Declaration on 5 June 1945 confirmed the Nazi defeat and Nazi de facto fall as well as established the Allied occupation of Germany.
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1006:(capital of Nazi Germany) on 8 May. Furthermore, he issued a clarificatory statement that any German forces continuing to fight against the Soviets after the stated deadline would "no longer have the status of soldiers"; and hence, if they were to surrender to the Americans or British, would then be handed back into Soviet captivity.
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bombing offensive against remaining German-held positions and towns. Jodl telegraphed this message to Dönitz, who responded, authorizing him to sign the instrument of unconditional surrender, but subject to negotiating a 48-hour delay, ostensibly to enable the surrender order to be communicated to outlying German military units.
624:(EAC) throughout 1944 sought to prepare an agreed surrender document to be used in the potential circumstances of Nazi power being overthrown within Germany either by military or civil authorities, and a post-Nazi government then seeking an armistice. By 3 January 1944, the Working Security Committee in the EAC proposed:
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Nevertheless, as the surrender instrument of 8 May 1945 had been signed only by German military representatives, the full civil provisions for the unconditional surrender of Germany remained without explicit formal basis. Consequently, the EAC text for Unconditional Surrender of Germany, redrafted as
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Some six hours after the Reims signing, a response was received from the Soviet High Command stating that the Act of Surrender was unacceptable, both because the text differed from that agreed by the EAC, and because Susloparov had not been empowered to sign. These objections were, however, pretexts;
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was sent to Reims to attempt to persuade Eisenhower otherwise, but Eisenhower shortcircuited any discussion by announcing at 21:00 pm on the 6th that, in the absence of a complete capitulation, he would close British and American lines to surrendering German forces at midnight on 8 May and resume the
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By the end of March 1945, the British government began to doubt whether, once Germany had been completely overpowered, there would be any post-Nazi German civil authority capable of signing the instrument of surrender or of putting its provisions into effect. They proposed that the EAC text should be
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The Reims signing ceremony had been attended by considerable numbers of reporters, all of whom were bound by a 36-hour embargo against reporting the capitulation. As it became clear that there would need to be a definitive second signing before the Act of Surrender could become operative, Eisenhower
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For the most part, the Berlin signing did the job required of it; with German forces in Courland and the Atlantic outposts all surrendering on 9 May within the informal 12-hour grace period. German surrender to the Soviets in Bohemia and Moravia took rather longer to achieve, with some German forces
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The German High Command will at once issue orders to all German military, naval and air authorities and to all forces under German control to cease active operations at 23:01 hours Central European time on 8 May 1945, to remain in all positions occupied at that time and to disarm completely, handing
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of the Soviet High Command; and at his request, General Susloparov had been seconded to the SHAEF Headquarters to represent the Soviet High Command in the surrender negotiations. The text of the act of surrender had been telegraphed to General Antonov in the early hours of 7 May, but no confirmation
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in February 1945 had led to further development of the terms of surrender, as it was agreed that the administration of post-war Germany would be split into four occupation zones for the Soviet Union, Britain, France, and the United States. It was also agreed at Yalta that an additional clause "12a,"
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had prepared for the diplomatic consequences of the war's ending on the assumption that there would have been an explicit statement of unconditional surrender of the German state in accordance with the agreed EAC surrender text. In the final days of April 1945, the State Department had notified the
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Consequently, Eisenhower arranged for the commanders in chief of each of the three German armed services to be flown from Flensburg to Berlin early on 8 May; where they were kept waiting through the day until 10:00 pm when the Allied delegation arrived, at which point the amended surrender text was
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The second part, articles 1â5, related to the military surrender by the German High Command of all forces on land, at sea, and in the air, to the surrender of their weapons, to their evacuation from any territory outside German boundaries as they stood on 31 December 1937, and to their liability to
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sign separately for the French High Command; but in that case it would be politically unacceptable for there to be no American signature on the definitive surrender document, while the Soviets would not agree to there being more than three Allied signatories in total â one of whom would have to be
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The third part, articles 6 to 12, related to the surrender by the German government to Allied representatives of almost all its powers and authority, the release and repatriation of prisoners and forced laborers, the cessation of radio broadcasts, the provision of intelligence and information, the
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Nevertheless, the principle of a common surrender broadly held; and units seeking to defy it were denied passage west, perforce having to surrender to the Soviets. The exception was Army Group E in Croatia, which fought on for several days attempting to force an escape from the partisan forces of
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It is agreed by the German emissaries undersigned that the following German officers will arrive at a place and time designated by the Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, and the Soviet High Command prepared, with plenary powers, to execute a formal ratification on behalf of the German
1519:(ACC). Stalin had, however, already backtracked on his previous support for the principle of German dismemberment, publicly renouncing any such policy in his victory proclamation to the Soviet people of 8 May 1945. Consequently, there was no "dismemberment clause" in the Berlin declaration text.
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news agency in Paris broke the embargo on 7 May, with the consequence that the German surrender was headline news in the western media on 8 May. Realizing that it had become politically impossible to keep to the original timetable, it was eventually agreed that the Western Allies would celebrate
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The definitive Act of Military Surrender differed from the Reims signing principally in respect of requiring three German signatories, who could fully represent all three armed services together with the German High Command. Otherwise the amended text set out an expanded article 2, now requiring
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The effect of the Reims signing was limited to a consolidation of the effective ceasefire between German forces and the Western Allies. Fighting continued unabated in the east however, especially as German forces now intensified their air and ground assault against the Prague uprising, while the
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The impetus for the Caserta capitulation had arisen from within the local German military command; but from 2 May 1945, the Dönitz government assumed control of the process, pursuing a deliberate policy of successive partial capitulations in the west to play for time in order to bring as many as
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of the Western Allies agreed in August 1944 to general guidelines for the terms of local military surrenders to be concluded with any capitulating German forces. They mandated that capitulation had to be unconditional and restricted to the purely military aspects of a local surrender and that no
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on the Elbe, the area of Germany still under German military control was split in two. Moreover, the speed of the final Allied advances of March 1945, together with Hitler's insistent orders to stand and fight to the last, left the bulk of surviving German forces in isolated pockets and occupied
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These surrenders in the west had succeeded in ceasing hostilities between the Western allies and German forces on almost all fronts. At the same time however, the broadcast orders of the Dönitz government continued to oppose any acts of German surrender to Soviet forces in Courland, Bohemia and
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It is impossible at present to foresee in what circumstances hostilities with Germany may be suspended. We cannot tell, therefore, what mode of procedure would be most suitable; whether, for example, it will be found best to have a full and detailed armistice; or a shorter armistice conferring
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We the undersigned, acting by authority of the German High Command, hereby surrender unconditionally to the Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force and simultaneously to the Supreme High Command of the Red Army all forces on land, at sea, and in the air who are at this date under German
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commanding Army Group Centre, broadcast a message to his troops on 8 May 1945 denouncing "false rumors" that the OKW had surrendered to the Soviet Command as well as the Western Allies; "The struggle in the west however is over. But there can be no question of surrender to the Bolsheviks."
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In the event of the German High Command or any of the forces under their control failing to act in accordance with this Act of Surrender, the Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force and the Supreme High Command of the Red Army will take such punitive or other action as they deem
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in France, but it was not recognized by the Soviet Union for enforcement, so another document was needed to sign; and in addition, immediately after signing the German forces were ordered to cease fire in the west and continue fighting in the east. Germany under the
1045:. The proposed Soviet amendments to the Reims surrender text were accepted without difficulty by the Western Allies; but the identification and designation of the Allied signatories proved more problematic. French forces operated under SHAEF command, but General
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redrafted as a unilateral declaration of German defeat by the Allied Powers, and of their assumption of supreme authority following the total dissolution of the German state. It was in this form that the text agreed by the EAC was finally effected as the
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The first part consisted of a brief preamble: "The German Government and German High Command, recognizing and acknowledging the complete defeat of the German armed forces on land, at sea and in the air, hereby announce Germany's unconditional surrender".
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would be added to the July 1944 surrender text. It stated that the Allied representatives "will take such steps, including the complete disarmament, demilitarization and dismemberment of Germany as they deem requisite for future peace and security." The
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recognized the acting Flensburg Government as validly exercising civil power, and consequently the Allies had insisted that the German signatories should explicitly represent the German High Command alone. On 23 May 1945, in
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This act of military surrender is without prejudice to, and will be superseded by any general instrument of surrender imposed by, or on behalf of the United Nations and applicable to GERMANY and the German armed forces as a
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The German High Command will at once issue to the appropriate commanders, and ensure the carrying out of any further orders issued by the Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force and by the Supreme Command of the Red
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The committee further suggested that the instrument of surrender be signed by representatives of the German High Command. The considerations behind this recommendation were to prevent the repetition of the so-called
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The surrender terms for Germany were initially discussed at the first EAC meeting on 14 January 1944. A definitive three-part text was agreed upon on 28 July 1944 and adopted by the three Allied Powers.
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was the highest representative of Germany at the signing ceremony. This surrender document of Germany also led to the de facto fall of Nazi Germany. As one result of Nazi German downfall, the Allies had
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was the only representative of the German forces to be present at the signing of the German instruments of surrender at Luneburg Heath on 4 May 1945, in Reims on 7 May and in Berlin on 8 May 1945.
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remained in place. Because of these shortcomings, neither the Soviets nor the Americans recognized Dönitz or the Flensburg Government as capable of representing the German state.
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by the four countries of Allies as the common representative of new Germany (France, USSR, UK and the US), on 5 June 1945.
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collaboration troops, who were subsequently returned to Yugoslavia; and who were all promptly executed without trial.
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in Bohemia continuing to attempt to fight their way towards the American lines.
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carried no responsibility for the instrument of defeat or for the defeat itself.
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High Command of this act of Unconditional Surrender of the German armed forces.
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German forces in Northwest Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, and Schleswig-Holstein
480:. With the fall of Berlin two days later, and American and Soviet forces having
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Sino-British Treaty for the Relinquishment of Extra-Territorial Rights in China
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There were three language versions of the surrender document –
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Act of Military Surrender Signed at Rheims at 0241 on the 7th day of May 1945
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Consequently, the first Instrument of Surrender was signed in Reims at 02:41
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The capitulation of the German state to the conditions provided by the Allies
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https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/surrender-of-germany#transcript
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Representing the German High Command. DATED 0241 7 May 1945 Rheims, France
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on 7 May 1945. The signing took place in a red brick schoolhouse, the
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was not banned, leading Nazis were not detained, and the symbols of
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Timeline of the surrender of Axis forces at the end of World War II
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as 'unpolitical.â However, there was no repudiation of Nazism, the
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Details of the Surrender Negotiations: This Is How Germany Gave Up
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reading the German capitulation in Berlin. Seated on his right is
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succeeded him as next head of state of Germany, with the title of
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Eisenhower had proceeded throughout in consultation with General
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Not everyone agreed with the committee's predictions. Ambassador
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on the Danish border. He was joined there on 2 May 1945 by the "
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Memorandum by the Working Security Committee, 3rd January 1944,
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2250:. Center of Military History, United States Army. p. 263.
2103:. Center of Military History, United States Army. p. 258.
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Video: Beaten Nazis Sign Historic Surrender, 1945/05/14 (1945)
1895:. Center of Military History, United States Army. p. 257.
1838:. Center of Military History, United States Army. p. 115.
1795:. Center of Military History, United States Army. p. 114.
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on 29 April 1945, to come into effect on 2 May. Field Marshal
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After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
2195:
After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
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After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
2116:
After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
2011:
After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
1958:
After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
1908:
After Hitler: The Last Days of the Second World War in Europe
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German Instrument of Surrender, 8 May 1945 (displayed at the
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Hansen, Reimar (1995). "Germany's Unconditional Surrender".
501:" (OKW) (English: "High Command of the Armed Forces") under
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on behalf of the Soviet High Command. French Major-General
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The Lillian Goldman Law Library in Memory of Sol Goldman
600:, facing Soviet forces; and in southern Bavaria towards
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United Nations Conference on International Organization
1466:(usually Switzerland or Sweden) under the terms of the
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Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany
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3045:
Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany
1570:
Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany
309:
Definitive German Instrument of Surrender (8 May 1945)
2362:(a contemporary, 1945, US military newspaper account)
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1453:
637:, where extremists in Germany claimed that since the
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The U.S. Army in the occupation of Germany 1944â1946
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2248:
The US Army and the Occupation of Germany 1944â1946
2225:"AP apologizes for firing reporter over WWII scoop"
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The US Army and the Occupation of Germany 1944â1946
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1969:
1967:
1942:
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The US Army and the Occupation of Germany 1944â1946
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The US Army and the Occupation of Germany 1944â1946
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The US Army and the Occupation of Germany 1944â1946
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1022:German Instrument of Surrender in Soviet magazine
652:, the British representative at the EAC, claimed:
2139:
2137:
1786:
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1648:'Acts of capitulation of the Third Reich'
1215:in Italy. These included considerable numbers of
536:At Hitler's death, German armies remained in the
6154:
2152:
1964:
1935:
1923:
324:Third and last page of the German instrument of
2089:
1842:
1109:: on behalf of the Supreme High Command of the
923:Text of the preliminary instrument of surrender
790:Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force
776:, outside Munich; coming into effect on 6 May.
451:On 30 April 1945, the head of state of Germany
2134:
1810:
1808:
1806:
1804:
1802:
1781:
1774:Memorandum by Lord Strang, 15th January 1944,
1068:Text of the definitive instrument of surrender
5690:
2399:
2265:. Translated by Dona Geyer. CUP. p. 222.
1987:
684:Provisional Government of the French Republic
1222:
2310:The war aims and strategies of Adolf Hitler
2254:
1799:
1776:Foreign Relations of the United States 1944
1763:Foreign Relations of the United States 1944
1713:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
1509:Declaration regarding the defeat of Germany
1437:Declaration regarding the defeat of Germany
1226:
1184:
1117:Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur William Tedder
692:Declaration Regarding the Defeat of Germany
419:
5697:
5683:
2406:
2392:
1633:'Act of capitulation of Germany';
718:German forces in Italy and Western Austria
39:
2127:
2125:
1690:
1593:Bedingungslose Kapitulation der Wehrmacht
811:facing Soviet forces in Mecklenburg, and
588:, facing British and Canadian forces; in
384:Soviet Military Administration in Germany
5832:Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference
2017:
1993:
1695:. Her Majesty's Security Service website
1657:High command of the German armed forces.
1639:Actes de capitulation du TroisiĂšme Reich
1602:'Unconditional Capitulation of the "
1188:
1017:
981:
960:
842:
743:
611:
319:
2369:article in Foreign Affairs, April 1950.
2294:
2161:
1746:
957:Definitive surrender document in Berlin
839:Preliminary surrender document in Reims
641:had been signed only by civilians, the
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6111:Sino-American Cooperative Organization
4253:
4231:Romanian prisoners in the Soviet Union
2283:. University of Oklahoma Press, 1996,
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394:) by representatives from the German "
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5102:Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign
4534:Japanese invasion of French Indochina
4180:Italian prisoners in the Soviet Union
4136:Finnish prisoners in the Soviet Union
3241:Rape during the occupation of Germany
2387:
2207:
2192:
2143:
2113:
2008:
1955:
1905:
1119:, as Deputy Supreme Commander of the
883:CollĂšge Moderne et Technique de Reims
833:
762:an act of surrender at LĂŒneburg Heath
607:
604:, facing American and French forces.
16:Surrender of Nazi Germany, 8 May 1945
6183:Aftermath of World War II in Germany
4224:Polish prisoners in the Soviet Union
3256:Rape during the liberation of France
2349:article in History Today 5 May 1995.
1483:on 23 May 1949. In other words, the
505:, which had previously relocated to
402:represented by the British, and the
5975:GermanâTurkish Treaty of Friendship
853:signing the capitulation papers of
13:
5706:Diplomatic history of World War II
4450:German invasion of the Netherlands
2730:Weather events during World War II
2339:
2301:The End: Hitler's Germany, 1944â45
1454:Diplomatic relations and embassies
1138:General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
1131:United States Strategic Air Forces
14:
6214:
5081:Northern Burma and Western Yunnan
2347:Germany's Unconditional Surrender
1264:(Germany, France, Great Britain)
865:Dönitz's representative, Admiral
768:German forces in Southern Germany
584:in Poland and in Germany towards
6142:Japanese Instrument of Surrender
6106:Anglo-French Supreme War Council
5951:Declaration of St James's Palace
5641:
2413:
1549:Japanese Instrument of Surrender
1502:Berlin Declaration (5 June 1945)
1262:Time observed in Western Europe
911:signed as the official witness.
713:Instruments of partial surrender
650:William Strang, 1st Baron Strang
616:Instrument of Surrender document
303:
253:
240:
227:
214:
200:
179:
167:
156:
145:
134:
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6023:Declaration of the Four Nations
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2246:Ziemke, Earl Frederick (1990).
2239:
2223:Caruso, David B. (4 May 2012).
2201:
2186:
2177:
2170:
2107:
2099:Ziemke, Earl Frederick (1990).
2061:
2035:
2025:I remember the German surrender
2002:
1994:Doerries, Reinhard. R. (2009).
1978:
1949:
1914:
1899:
1891:Ziemke, Earl Frederick (1990).
1884:
1834:Ziemke, Earl Frederick (1990).
1827:
1791:Ziemke, Earl Frederick (1990).
1539:Italian Instrument of Surrender
670:captivity as prisoners of war.
521:. Dönitz sought to present his
6137:German Instrument of Surrender
5963:Armistice of Saint Jean d'Acre
5921:Anglo-Thai Non-Aggression Pact
5740:Second Inter-Allied Conference
5328:Vietnamese famine of 1944â1945
3038:Territorial changes of Germany
2946:Indonesian National Revolution
2374:The German Capitulation Tangle
2183:, p. 258 second last paragraph
2181:Chapter XV: The Victory Sealed
1768:
1755:
1740:
1721:
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1660:
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1582:
764:to come into effect on 5 May.
338:German Instrument of Surrender
1:
5987:Declaration by United Nations
5758:Third Inter-Allied Conference
5728:First Inter-Allied Conference
5722:U.S.âBritish Staff Conference
4728:Japanese invasion of Thailand
4679:Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran
4443:German invasion of Luxembourg
2824:Mediterranean and Middle East
1677:
1174:as the representative of the
1164:as Commander-in-Chief of the
639:Armistice of 11 November 1918
446:
21:Armistice of 11 November 1918
6121:Council of Foreign Ministers
6116:European Advisory Commission
5812:Greater East Asia Conference
5764:Second Washington Conference
4635:Invasion of the Soviet Union
4324:Occupation of Czechoslovakia
3642:Independent State of Croatia
1623:Akt o kapitulyatsii Germanii
1321:Truman, Churchill, de Gaulle
622:European Advisory Commission
361:ended World War II in Europe
7:
5999:Anglo-Soviet Treaty of 1942
5788:Third Washington Conference
5619:End of World War II in Asia
5459:Western invasion of Germany
4966:Chinese famine of 1942â1943
4943:Second Battle of El Alamein
4513:Hundred Regiments Offensive
4485:Battle of the Mediterranean
4338:Italian invasion of Albania
2512:Air warfare of World War II
2261:Eckert, Astrid. M. (2012).
2212:. John Murray. p. 313.
2197:. John Murray. p. 265.
2148:. John Murray. p. 259.
2118:. John Murray. p. 217.
2013:. John Murray. p. 211.
1996:Hitler's Intelligence Chief
1960:. John Murray. p. 101.
1910:. John Murray. p. 205.
1622:
1522:
1049:was demanding that General
879:Central European Time (CET)
807:in Croatia, the remains of
10:
6219:
5545:Naval bombardment of Japan
4913:First Battle of El Alamein
4832:Battle of Christmas Island
4777:Japanese invasion of Burma
4541:Italian invasion of Greece
4457:German invasion of Belgium
4429:German invasion of Denmark
4402:1939â1940 Winter Offensive
4271:Second Italo-Ethiopian War
2535:Comparative military ranks
2263:The Struggle for the Files
1612:ĐĐșŃ ĐŸ ĐșапОŃŃĐ»ŃŃОО ĐĐ”ŃĐŒĐ°ĐœĐžĐž
1564:Paris Peace Treaties, 1947
1411:"VE Day" and "Victory Day"
1121:Allied Expeditionary Force
1073:ACT OF MILITARY SURRENDER
1037:, now the location of the
894:British Double Summer Time
721:
499:Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
400:Allied Expeditionary Force
396:Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
375:led by the head of state,
174:Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
18:
6193:May 1945 events in Europe
6129:
6098:
5993:Punishment for War Crimes
5927:Destroyers-for-bases deal
5893:
5844:Dumbarton Oaks Conference
5712:
5634:
5466:BratislavaâBrno offensive
5406:
5397:Dutch famine of 1944â1945
5134:
5021:Allied invasion of Sicily
4975:
4881:Aleutian Islands campaign
4853:Zhejiang-Jiangxi campaign
4800:
4791:Greek famine of 1941â1944
4686:Second Battle of Changsha
4591:German invasion of Greece
4559:
4436:Battle of ZaoyangâYichang
4411:
4349:
4244:
4125:
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3761:
3609:
3312:
3303:
3061:
2886:
2778:North and Central Pacific
2739:
2501:
2494:
2421:
1666:with the official title "
1611:
1223:Timeline of the surrender
1162:Hans-Georg von Friedeburg
867:Hans-Georg von Friedeburg
596:and the besieged city of
580:peninsula in Latvia; the
302:
297:
269:
192:
119:Hans-Georg von Friedeburg
107:
97:
86:
68:
58:
38:
33:
5933:Franco-Italian Armistice
5856:Fourth Moscow Conference
5850:Second Quebec Conference
5838:Bretton Woods Conference
5770:Second Moscow Conference
5058:Allied invasion of Italy
5035:Solomon Islands campaign
4784:Third Battle of Changsha
4381:First Battle of Changsha
4287:Second Sino-Japanese War
3227:German military brothels
3093:United States war crimes
2367:Dismemberment of Germany
2164:The End; Germany 1944â45
1749:The End; Germany 1944â45
1575:
1377:Moment of the ceasefire
1185:Effects of the surrender
1039:Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
988:Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
792:(SHAEF) headquarters in
699:Combined Chiefs of Staff
643:High Command of the Army
6198:Instrument of Surrender
6077:Treaty of San Francisco
5909:MolotovâRibbentrop Pact
5826:Second Cairo Conference
5800:Third Moscow Conference
5794:First Quebec Conference
5746:First Moscow Conference
5480:Second Guangxi campaign
5335:Philippines (1944â1945)
4839:Battle of the Coral Sea
4742:Fall of the Philippines
4388:Battle of South Guangxi
4294:Battles of Khalkhin Gol
3700:Italian Social Republic
2208:Jones, Michael (2015).
2193:Jones, Michael (2015).
2166:. Penguin. p. 372.
2144:Jones, Michael (2015).
2114:Jones, Michael (2015).
2009:Jones, Michael (2015).
1956:Jones, Michael (2015).
1906:Jones, Michael (2015).
1751:. Penguin. p. 298.
1728:Hitler, Adolph (1945),
1279:Time in Eastern Europe
855:unconditional surrender
560:; the Greek islands of
346:unconditional surrender
332:, Germany on 8 May 1945
326:unconditional surrender
51:unconditional surrender
29:Instrument of Surrender
6203:World War II documents
6065:United Nations Charter
6005:Armistice of Cassibile
5957:Anglo-Soviet Agreement
5065:Armistice of Cassibile
4867:Battle of Dutch Harbor
4818:Battle of the Java Sea
4721:Attack on Pearl Harbor
4621:SyriaâLebanon campaign
4614:Battle of South Shanxi
4584:Invasion of Yugoslavia
4367:Battle of the Atlantic
3981:Korean Liberation Army
3694:(until September 1943)
3651:(until September 1944)
3629:(until September 1944)
2279:Chaney, Otto Preston.
1998:. Enigma. p. 223.
1732:My Political Testament
1638:
1592:
1534:Armistice of Cassibile
1517:Allied Control Council
1199:
1182:
1029:
991:
979:
954:
862:
753:
748:British Field-Marshal
659:
630:
617:
420:
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74:; 79 years ago
6083:Austrian State Treaty
5776:Casablanca Conference
5229:Second Battle of Guam
5125:Bengal famine of 1943
5095:Second Battle of Kiev
5051:Battle of the Dnieper
4756:Battle of Wake Island
4628:East African campaign
4570:Battle of South Henan
4215:atrocities by Germans
3988:Korean Volunteer Army
2969:Occupation of Germany
2723:Music in World War II
2162:Kershaw, Ian (2012).
1747:Kershaw, Ian (2012).
1427:Victory in Europe Day
1197:
1107:Marshal Georgy Zhukov
1071:
1021:
985:
964:
926:
846:
747:
654:
635:stab-in-the-back myth
626:
615:
468:, after drawing up a
323:
6071:Paris Peace Treaties
5515:Surrender of Germany
4993:Battle of West Hubei
4950:Guadalcanal campaign
4920:Battle of Stalingrad
4846:Battle of Madagascar
3620:Albania protectorate
3407:(formerly Swaziland)
3116:Wehrmacht war crimes
2932:Expulsion of Germans
2716:Art and World War II
2614:British contribution
2563:Governments in exile
2028:, Kathryn Westcott,
1984:Kershaw, 2012 p. 365
1975:Kershaw, 2012 p. 370
1946:Kershaw, 2012 p. 371
1932:Kershaw, 2012 p. 368
1920:Kershaw, 2012 p. 362
1693:"Hitler's last days"
1513:Flensburg Government
724:Surrender of Caserta
707:surrender of Caserta
404:Supreme High Command
373:Flensburg Government
53:document, 8 May 1945
6188:End of World War II
6059:Potsdam Declaration
6017:Moscow Declarations
5939:Moscow Peace Treaty
5734:Atlantic Conference
5605:Potsdam Declaration
5494:Italy (Spring 1945)
5257:Liberation of Paris
4714:Siege of Sevastopol
3732:(until August 1944)
3635:Wang Jingwei regime
3457:from September 1943
3417:from September 1944
3355:from September 1944
3215:Romanian war crimes
3206:Persecution of Jews
3192:Croatian war crimes
3162:Japanese war crimes
2976:Occupation of Japan
2925:First Indochina War
2637:Military production
2549:Declarations of war
2312:, McFarland, 2005,
1172:Hans-JĂŒrgen Stumpff
1127:General Carl Spaatz
901:Walter Bedell Smith
574:Bohemia and Moravia
277:German High Command
141:Hans-JĂŒrgen Stumpff
30:
5883:Potsdam Conference
5752:Arcadia Conference
5598:Surrender of Japan
5431:Battle of Iwo Jima
5280:Belgrade offensive
4693:Siege of Leningrad
4577:Battle of Shanggao
4506:British Somaliland
4471:Dunkirk evacuation
4422:Norwegian campaign
4360:Invasion of Poland
4187:Japanese prisoners
3155:Italian war crimes
3086:British war crimes
3001:Soviet occupations
2785:South-West Pacific
2672:Allied cooperation
2630:Military equipment
2365:Mosley, Philip E.
2227:. Associated Press
2075:Universal Newsreel
2048:The Avalon Project
1691:MI5 staff (2011).
1468:Geneva Conventions
1443:Allied Governments
1379:as agreed in Reims
1281:(Ukraine, Russia)
1235:Eastern U.S. Time
1200:
1062:Admiral Friedeburg
1030:
1012:Ferdinand Schörner
992:
980:
863:
834:Surrender ceremony
809:Army Group Vistula
754:
750:Bernard Montgomery
618:
608:Surrender document
426:Berlin Declaration
334:
28:
6150:
6149:
6053:Potsdam Agreement
6047:Nuremberg Charter
6011:Cairo Declaration
5819:Tehran Conference
5672:
5671:
5630:
5629:
5473:Battle of Okinawa
5372:Burma (1944â1945)
5206:Mariana and Palau
4986:Tunisian campaign
4811:Fall of Singapore
4735:Fall of Hong Kong
4478:Battle of Britain
4331:Operation Himmler
4240:
4239:
3904:Dutch East Indies
3547:Southern Rhodesia
3299:
3298:
3199:Genocide of Serbs
3102:German war crimes
3079:Soviet war crimes
3072:Allied war crimes
2918:Division of Korea
2897:Chinese Civil War
2695:Strategic bombing
2607:Manhattan Project
2359:Stars and Stripes
2322:Ziemke, Earl F. "
1647:
1632:
1620:
1601:
1408:
1407:
1345:the capitulation
1288:the capitulation
1195:
1142:First French Army
1101:Representatives:
976:Sir Arthur Tedder
973:Air Chief Marshal
813:Army Group Centre
734:Albert Kesselring
472:in which Admiral
466:Reich Chancellery
456:committed suicide
348:of the remaining
318:
317:
6210:
6041:Moscow Armistice
5969:Atlantic Charter
5903:Munich Agreement
5869:Yalta Conference
5862:Malta Conference
5806:Cairo Conference
5782:Adana Conference
5699:
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5508:Prague offensive
5503:
5501:Battle of Berlin
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2352:Kiley, Charles.
2345:Hansen, Reimar.
2308:Pinkus, Oscar .
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1472:State Department
1464:protecting power
1422:Associated Press
1404:Wednesday 9 May
1372:Wednesday 9 May
1251:Time in Ireland
1239:Eastern War Time
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1176:German Air Force
1170:Colonel-General
1160:General-Admiral
1115:United Kingdom:
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679:Yalta Conference
538:Atlantic pockets
519:Battle of Berlin
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6173:1945 in Germany
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5981:Paris Protocols
5945:Tripartite Pact
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5248:
5243:Warsaw Uprising
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5236:Tannenberg Line
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5222:Western Ukraine
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4598:Battle of Crete
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905:Ivan Susloparov
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805:Yugoslav forces
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570:Dodecanese
546:St Nazaire
527:Nazi Party
523:government
515:Rheinsberg
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328:signed in
313:Wikisource
79:1945-05-08
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5438:Indochina
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4665:Lithuania
4310:Anschluss
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3130:Aftermath
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2888:Aftermath
2688:Total war
2556:Diplomacy
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1047:de Gaulle
760:, signed
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507:Krampnitz
495:Flensburg
482:linked up
470:testament
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270:Ratifiers
188:(witness)
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98:Condition
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4246:Timeline
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2861:Atlantic
2741:Theaters
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5356:Hungary
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5265:Dragoon
5198:Neptune
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3779:Andorra
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3649:Finland
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3391:Denmark
3337:Belgium
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3029:Romania
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2771:Pacific
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2434:Battles
2427:Outline
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511:Potsdam
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5109:Tarawa
4303:Europe
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4039:Norway
4018:Malaya
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