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Berlin: The Downfall 1945: The Number One Bestseller
(9780141032399) - Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 33 mm - Format: Paperback | 560 pages - Publication date: 01 Jun 2010 - ISBN: 9780141032399 - Number of pages: 560 - Languages: English - London, United Kingdom | Red Army & Mass rape
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"Berlin: The Downfall 1945: The Number One Bestseller" is a book written by Antony Beevor that provides a detailed account of the fall of Berlin during World War II. It delves into the brutal tactics employed by the Wehrmacht and SS, including mass rape, pillage, and destruction. The author also highlights how political instructors emphasized the brutality of these forces to instill fear in the enemy.
The book describes how the relentless bombing and shelling of civilian areas led to widespread devastation and loss of life. Thousands of women and children froze to death or were massacred because Nazi Party officials refused to allow their evacuation, even as it became clear that defeat was imminent.
"Berlin: The Downfall: 1945 by Antony Beevor" is a more concise title for the same book. "Berlin" and "BERLIN : The Downfall 1945" are alternative titles that emphasize the location and time period of the events described in the book.
Overall, "Berlin: The Downfall 1945: The Number One Bestseller" is a compelling and harrowing account of one of the most brutal episodes in modern history. It provides a chilling glimpse into the mindset of the Nazi regime and its willingness to sacrifice civilian lives in pursuit of its goals.
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- Russia - Government & Politics - Germany - Western - Strategy, Tactics & Military Science - War Crimes - Defence Strategy & Research - War & Defence Operations - Land Forces - Origins - Battle for Berlin |
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| Brand | Antony Beevor |
| ISBN | Antony Beevor 0141032391 |
| ID | 4916819 |
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198 x 129 x 33 mm |
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Paperback | 560 pages |
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9780141032399 |
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English |
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01 Jun 2010 |
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London, United Kingdom |
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Penguin Books Ltd |
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397 g |

