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twilyth
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Here is the signed surrender
---------------------------------------- And the message Eisenhower sent to the Joint Chiefs  Short article here At the time of the surrender on May 7, 1945, Nazi forces had all but disintegrated. Hitler had committed suicide and Soviet forces had already taken Berlin, which resulted in 70,000 Nazi soldiers putting down their arms. The failure of Nazi troops to check this advance resulted in them having no choice but to sign a treaty of unconditional surrender. The declaration of surrender stipulated that Nazi Germany recognize the authority of both the Soviet Union and the Allied Forces. Nazi forces also had to immediately cease hostilities and remain in their bases. The signed Act of Surrender (click to enlarge) went into effect on May 8, 1945.   |
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GeraldRube
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Martin Armstrong Warns Civil Unrest Is Rising Everywhere: "This Won't End Pretty"
----------------------------------------Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/28/2014 14:40 -0400 http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-06-28/mart...verywhere-wont-end-pretty words on paper only words on paper  |
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cjslman
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Not sure what Martin Armstrong's warning has to do with the Nazi surrender... anyway, many times we hear that things are worse: jobs are down, economy sucks, diplomatic relations between nations are fragile, etc.... but if you look back at history, things are exactly the same they were 50 years ago... 100 years ago... 200 years, etc. It's just that this is our time in history and we have to live it as it unfolds. Does this mean that there could be a global event that may dramatically change the way we live? Yes. Will it be the end of civilization? No. So what does all this mean? We, as world citizens, must act like human beings and act in favor of the world well being: Try not to contaminate, don't pollute, recycle, reuse, reduce, be kind to fellow humans... there are many, many ways to be a world citizen. Remember, we're stuck on this island called Earth. If we don't like this place, we can't leave. Therefore let's make it a better place to live. A good example of this (make the world a better place to live) are all the persons that crunch here at WCG.
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