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40,000 Guns Fired at Once: The Final Battle for Berlin - Seelow Heights 1945!

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @ww2warpath   Battle of Seelow Heights April 16-19 1945 final major battle World War 2 Europe gates Berlin. Marshal Zhukov 1 million Soviet troops 2,500 tanks 40,000 artillery guns vs German Ninth Army 100,000 soldiers veterans Hitler Youth Volkssturm last defense. Largest artillery barrage history April 16 1945 03:00 hours 40,000 guns fired simultaneously 30 minutes. Searchlights backfired smoke reflected blinded Soviet attackers. Oder River crossing under fire Seelow Heights ridge German advantage. General Gotthard Heinrici brilliant defensive commander outnumbered 10-to-1. Soviet human wave attacks 1st Belorussian Front 1st Ukrainian Front converging. April 19 German defense collapsed road Berlin open. 80,000 German casualties 3 days 30,000 Soviet killed 80,000 wounded. Hitler suicide April 30 eleven days after Seelow. Last desperate resistance teenagers grandfathers professional soldiers knowing war lost. Zhukov's costly victory final barrier removed. Third Reich final days beginning end Nazi Germany. Battle Seelow Heights April 16-19 1945 final battle Berlin 40000 artillery guns largest barrage Zhukov 1 million troops German Ninth Army 100000 Heinrici defense Hitler Youth Volkssturm veterans searchlights backfired Oder River crossing 80000 German casualties 3 days Soviet breakthrough road Berlin open Hitler suicide final days Third Reich 🔔 Subscribe WW2 epic battles 👍 Like incredible 💬 Comment: Most desperate last stand ever? #WW2 #SeelowHeights #BattleOfBerlin #Zhukov #FinalBattle #RedArmy #Wehrmacht #HitlerYouth #Volkssturm #1945 #militaryhistory ⚠️ Disclaimer: Historical military documentary based on Soviet Red Army archives, German Wehrmacht records, Battle of Seelow Heights documentation, Berlin offensive reports, and comprehensive military historical analysis. Some tactical details reconstructed from available sources. Not military or tactical advice. Consult professional historians for verification.