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ReginaSenter
ReginaSenter

Enjoyed reading. especially in knowing my father-in-law was a P.O.W in Germany for two years of his life.

pshevtsov
pshevtsov

It seems rather starange that Soviet general Ivan Sousloparov put a sign with latin letters but not with cyrillic

kwright
kwright

Notice how this is not as extensive as the Japanese surrender. It seems their resolve was not as strong as that of the Japanese.

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Surrender of Germany
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1945
Citation:
Act of Military Surrender (Reims) 1944; Records of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff; Record Group 218; National Archives.
Title:
Surrender of Germany
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2

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