Part of the historic document reads: 'A representative of the German High Command signed the unconditional surrender of all German land, sea, and air forces in Europe to the Allied Expeditionary ...

Luciano “Louis” Graziano led Nazi officers to Eisenhower after they signed the surrender. Now 102, he recalls what came next.

Gustav Jodl, chief of staff of Admiral Doenitz' government and long-time close friend of Adolf Hitler, surrendered all German armed ... are four copies of the surrender document, and in addition ...

Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, Kershaw wrote, wanted a tacit acknowledgment that the Red Army had borne the brunt of the fighting and dying by signing a surrender document in the German capital with ...

Worried that Germany could again insist that its surrender was illegitimate if anyone but Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, the supreme commander of all German forces, personally signed the document ...

Another was during the summer of 1944 when the Allies broke through the German front in Poland ... as evidenced by the Third Reich's unconditional surrender on May 7, 1945, things didn't ...

German military and political ... While a Soviet military aide signed that document on his country’s behalf, the Soviets insisted that the surrender would count only if it were in Berlin ...

As a secretary for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF), she had played an essential role - typing and retyping the final surrender document for 20 hours ... Russian and German ...

It had been 2:41am in Reims, France, when German envoys signed the act of unconditional surrender inside a red‑brick schoolhouse that served as General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s headquarters.

Walter “Hutch” Huchthausen sent US businessman and author Robert Edsel on an eight year odyssey to document the history ... a month before the German surrender, Huchthausen and his driver ...