Battle for Berlin

In the new book of the famous military historian B.V. Sokolov describes the main Soviet operations of the victorious 1945-Visli-Odery and Berlin. The main attention is paid to the issues that still remain discussion, including the influence of the German offensive on each other in the Ardenne and the subsequent counterattack of the Allies and the Visl-Oder Operation of the Red Army, whether the Red Army could take Berlin back in February-March 1945 And why in February the Berlin operation was postponed whether American troops could take Berlin in April 1945 earlier than the Red Army and why did not the American army march on Berlin, was the planning of the Berlin operation in April 1945, what parallels could be carried out between the battle For Berlin in April 1945 and the battle for Moscow in October 1941 - January 1942, which was due to the “race on Berlin” between the marshals Zhukov and Konev, whether Berlin was stormed in April 1945 and could have been the army of General Wenk Berlin, why Berlin was the main goal of Stalin. Much attention is also paid to determining the losses of the parties