German War Leaders Back Doomed U S Surrender Delay
Bonn correspondents gather views of former Wehrmacht chiefs on World War II ending. Kesselring Blumentritt Manteuffel Arnim Heye debate Casablanca unconditional surrender and alternative invasions via the Balkans or Northern Italy and the effects on 1944-45 outcomes.
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Rebuilding Germany After War and the Uncertain Hope Ahead
In 1945 notes recall refugees dragging wagons along ruined highways as Germany lacked leaders and power. A junior American officer sought the pre Nazi mayor Adenauer for city reconstruction while U S forces continued aid to crush rumored werewolves and underground plots, shaping postwar history.
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