Why Eisenhower Didn’t Race For Berlin At The End Of WW2 | Ten Days To Victory | Timeline

Why Eisenhower Didn't Race For Berlin At The End Of WW2 | Ten Days To Victory | Timeline

Ten characters, ten dramatic stories, ten extraordinary days, all leading to one historic event: the end of the greatest war the world has ever known. Combining large-scale reconstructions with traditional documentary storytelling to evoke the climactic last moments of the Second World War.

Their diaries, letters and interviews provide unique insight into the dramatic events of some of the most gripping and terrifying days in history. For these individuals, as for millions of others, the German surrender on 8th May 1945 marks the end of everything that has consumed their lives for six long years.

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