Why Was World War Two Important
Most Significant Battle World War Two consisted of many battles that each impacted the war is a significant way. These battles included the one at Pearl Harbor, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, France, Britain, Bulge, Stalingrad, Normandy Invasion, and Leyte Gulf. The Battle of Berlin, however, was the battle that ended the war and brought peace to the world. Not only did it significantly affect life during World War Two but has since been significant in today’s world. The battle was fought in Berlin, Germany against the Red Army Russians also known as Soviets between April 16, 1945 to May 2, 1945. Josef Stalin was the attacking leader of the Soviets and Adolf Hitler in charge of defending his homeland. The Russians had surrounded the city
at every corner to ensure no escapes or entries from any side. On April 15, Stalin’s men pounded the city for a half hour with no response from the Germans. All during the battle, the civilians of Berlin were at work and children attending school but with much struggle.
The fighting continued but stalled on April 20th for Hitler’s birthday when he came out from underground for a parade in his honor. He wished the troops good luck, bid them farewell, and retreated to his underground safe haven. In mockery of his birthday, all sides attacked as well as American’s bombing the city.
April 30th, Hitler and mistress Eva Braun committed suicide in his room. They were found shortly after and buried. By May 2nd, Berlin crossed the front lines and surrendered to the Soviets. The two sides attempted in negotiating but failed, forcing the Germans to give in. Had this battle not occurred, the world could be in many states whether those states be peaceful or violent is difficult to determine.
at every corner to ensure no escapes or entries from any side. On April 15, Stalin’s men pounded the city for a half hour with no response from the Germans. All during the battle, the civilians of Berlin were at work and children attending school but with much struggle.
The fighting continued but stalled on April 20th for Hitler’s birthday when he came out from underground for a parade in his honor. He wished the troops good luck, bid them farewell, and retreated to his underground safe haven. In mockery of his birthday, all sides attacked as well as American’s bombing the city.
April 30th, Hitler and mistress Eva Braun committed suicide in his room. They were found shortly after and buried. By May 2nd, Berlin crossed the front lines and surrendered to the Soviets. The two sides attempted in negotiating but failed, forcing the Germans to give in. Had this battle not occurred, the world could be in many states whether those states be peaceful or violent is difficult to determine.