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Originally Posted by acrosome
No matter what they stand a great chance of dying unless they get out before the Russians overrun the place. What they really wouldn't want to be in that event is female.
The Russians started shelling Berlin on 20 April and didn't stop until the city fell. Berlin was encircled as of 24 April. It seems a bit of a stretch to me that they'd let anyone out, be it Swedish, Swiss, or whatnot. Did they do so historically? Seems more likely they'd at least detain such missions for a few years, if not "disappear" them.
This is a hard one.
Agree- a flak tower must be involved, somehow. And if possible a Sturmmorser. :)
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The shelling was especially horrendous in Berlin. I remember hearing somewhere that 60% of the buildings in Berlin were completely destroyed and 90% of them were "significantly damaged". The damage was so bad, they considered relocating the whole city after the war because they thought it'd be cheaper than rebuilding.