Eisenhower Let The Soviets Take Berlin — Rommel Had Warned Hitler The West Was Already Lost

In the spring of 1945, Eisenhower made the strategic decision to halt Allied forces at the Elbe River and allow Soviet forces to take Berlin. His reasoning was direct: the cost in American lives was not worth the symbolic gain, and postwar agreements had already designated Berlin for Soviet occupation. In 1944, Rommel had warned Hitler in writing that the war in the west was lost and that Germany needed to seek political terms. Hitler refused. Eisenhower's decision to let the Soviets take Berlin fulfilled, in a way, what Rommel had seen coming a year before it happened.

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