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openedup opened up their all out assault on Berlinand DerUn Berlin DerUnand Berlinand and also launched another major of offenslve offensive oftensive fenslve fensive to the south In an effort pfYort ifTort to toImk tolink tolink Imk link up with American forces forc's forcs ( ' smash smashIng smashing smashing Ing eastward In SaxonyAs SaxonyAs Saxony SaxonyAs As the U S drives slowed up Inthe In Inthe inthe the face of stiff stilT last ditch Nazi re resistance resistance lstance sistance along the Elbe river andthe and andthe andthe the lengthen lengthening 109 supply lines the thespotlight thespotlight thespotlight spotlight shifted to the eastern front frontwhere frontwhere frontwhere where the Russian steam rollercrunched roller rollercrunched rollercrunched crunched forward in sharp fightingThough fighting fightingThough Though TboUlih the Russiansi Russians threw threwth.lr threwtheir threwtheir th.lr thlr their . full weight against agaiDsl the theGermans theGermans theGermans Germans before befort ' Berlin the 1'0- 1'0 10 go- go 1'0Ing golag ' go going - - ing lag remained hard through througb the thestrong thestrong thestrong strong and Intricate defensivefortifications delenslve defensive delenslveforUficalioDII defensivefortifications forUficalioDII fortifications the Nazis had set setup setup setup up for such an assault assanlt Movln Moving Movingbehind Movingbehind & , behind massed artillery fire lire the theRussians theRussians theRussians Russians were compelled to pick picktheir picktheir picktheir their way through a maze ofpillboxes 01 of 01pllIboxes ofpiliboxes pllIboxes piliboxes and bunkers bunk.rs bunkrs . with theirtanks their theirtanks theirtanks tanks encountering heavy ar armored armored armored mored opposition opposltiOD when brt'aklng brtaklng breaking brt'aklnginto breakinginto breakingInto ' into open areasAs areas areasAs As the U S 9th army built up upstrength upstrength upstrength strength tor for a thrust eastward beyond bf be beyond ' yond the Elbe to Berlin Derlln and the U US US US S 1st Ist and 3rd moved toward a ju Jo c ctlon ction ctlon tlon tion with the ' Ruq Russians Ruqsians < lnns in Sax ny be below below below low the German capital the U S S7th S7th S7th 7th edged on the Bavarian mo intain In Intaln intam taln tam fastnesses In the south southshere wherethe shere sherethe \ ht're htre ht'rethe ' the Nazi hierarchy is expected expectC'd expectCd ' to tomake tomake tomake make a last death stand and Drlt Brit DrltIsh British British Ish troot trooi troo s closed on the enemy sgreat s sireat sgreat ireat great ( North sea sca lorts torts of Brcn Dr'n Drn Bren ( ' en enar enat enai ar at d Han lInn Barr burg burgl bur burgI l J I I l Day nay lay DayS layS ) S < ; ( long as fai far fat atlcnl aheal attest Gprmn Genna Germs rt re reSI resi ' SI I t I If it > r ce ee prevails previlils in ai 01 at y sizal 5iznt Izalle Ie Ic It te teiire ietip ' p iire _ , t ( I ' in the th ( ' Re He ch V F Day i r t y1 y 1 fit f t J 1 a llv IIv lv dclvel dclsil dcl C'I CI C'If'i ' \f'i f'i fi sil \ ' a siirtiif SIrtIT t ! 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