Here are the surrender letters signed by Germany during World War II, in order to warn itself to strengthen the country and not to be humiliated by Russia.
German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst
Posted: Apr 23, 2017
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超级厉害的美少女心
5/5Outstanding
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Beautiful environment, hospitality: enthusiasm, low consumption threshold, convenient transportation, convenient parking, very suitable for children and family to play. . . . .
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Posted: Apr 8, 2023
冰凉的
5/5Outstanding
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The Museum of German-Russian Relations is a memorial to Germany's signing of the surrender of World War II. Many of its exhibits, including military installations, documents and cultural relics, are particularly praised and valuable historical materials. For this reason, it is a memorial to the victory of World War II.
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Posted: Jul 10, 2018
东双河第一皮匠
5/5Outstanding
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If you go out for dinner, you may not be able to come in. The food in the museum is not cheap and the service is in place. Generally speaking, it is still very good.
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Posted: Dec 18, 2016
_We***36
5/5Outstanding
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The seller's service attitude is very good! ___________ Enthusiasm, actively help customers solve problems!
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Posted: May 29, 2018
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4/5Excellent
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The main display of historical exhibits during the Soviet-German War can help us understand how to view this far-reaching disaster from the German perspective. Few foreign tourists can be missed as history enthusiasts.