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 battle of the bulge

The correct answer is: "the Red Army’s capture of Berlin".

When the city of Berlin was captured by the Red Army in 1945, it meant the ultimate defeat of nazi Germany and the end of the hostilities in the European Theatre of WWII. Out of the three axis forces that had started the war fighting together as allies (nazi Germany, fascist Italy and the Empire of Japan), only Japan was still active in the conflict, in the Pacific Theatre, after the Berlin offensive.

Japan would be also eliminated soon after, when the US threw the two atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagashaki. This was the end of WWII.

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

Further Explanation

Annexation of Berlin was by the Red Army of the Soviet Union signified the final downfall of Germany under Nazi rule. It was considered to be the last battle of the Second World War. Only Japan was nevertheless engaged in the struggle, in the Pacific region, after the Berlin invasion.

The soviet union forces surrounded Berlin on its eastern and western frontier, while the third troop invaded the German army from the northern side. The city of Berlin was encircled by the Red Army of the Soviet Union long before the final battle of Berlin. On 29th April 1945, the Red Army advanced into the Berlin for the eastern side under the commandership of Marshall Georgy Zhukov and under commandership of Marshall Ivan Konev’s from the southern Shrubs. Within a week the Red army was able to take control of the entire city of Berlin. On 30th April 1945, Adolf Hitler committed Suidice after his defeat, which was marked as the total downfall of Berlin.

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Topic:  Red Army  

Keywords:Berlin, Red Army, Soviet Union, Nazi rule, Second World War, Pacific region, Marshall Georgy Zhukov, Marshall Ivan Konev’s, Adolf Hitler,

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