Which of the following events led most directly to the end of world war ii in europe?
the d-day invasions
the battle of stalingrad
the red army’s capture of berlin
the suicide of hitler in may of 1945

IT IS (C)the Red Army’s capture of Berlin

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Events led most directly to the end of World War II in Europe was "the Red Army’s capture of Berlin".

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In 1945, when the metropolis of Berlin was captured by the Red Army, this signified the final downfall of Germany under Nazi rule. Among the three-axis organizations which had commenced the war-fighting collectively as allies, only Japan was nevertheless engaged in the struggle, in the Pacific Theatre, after the Berlin invasion.

There was a persuasive rationale for Stalin to desire that the Red Army should conquer Berlin first. He was infuriated to have learned from spies that Britain and the United States were producing uranium bombs. Stalin condemned Soviet explorers for not considering the fulmination seriously, he was the only individual who had released as an 'inducement' the first comprehension on the subject. Stalin's hostile suspension had been an inquisitive repeat of his behavior when cautioned of the German aggression before the six months. However after the capture of Berlin finally World war II ended in Europe.

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Answer Details

Grade; High School

Subject; History

Topic;  Red Army capture of Berlin

Keywords

Red army, Stalin, captured, European, Berlin, battle of Stalingrad, Soviet, German, British, invasion, provocation, intelligence, John, Cairncross

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