What happened to the Nazi leaders after the Berlin War was over?
The battle of Berlin was one of the bloodiest battles in history. Approximately 350000 men were killed and Berlin lay in ruins. This battle was between Germany vs. Soviet Union and Poland.

Before committing suicide Hitler appointed two successors: Karl Donitz as the new President of Germany and Joseph Goebbels as the new Chancellor of Germany. But Goebbels committed suicide and leaved Donitz as the leader of all Germany

Many Nazis moved to other places; some moved to countries in South America such as Argentina, because many South America countries had governments that were sympathetic to the regime so Nazis could have new documents and protection. But not all Nazis were safe; some of them were killed, other committed suicide.


Hitler’s suicide after the battle of Berlin brought advantages and disadvantages for some people.
Benefits primarily for Jews, besides that they would no longer be
assassinated due that their great torture was over; they also wouldn´t have to
scape from the Nazis. And disadvantages primarily for members of the Nazi
party, now that their leader has committed suicide it was the end of the Nazi
party, also the liberation of the Jews from the concentration camps, must have
hurt them much because the Nazis were anti anti-semitic and the last thing they
wanted was the deliverance of the Jews.
Short video about the battle:
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sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Berlinhttp://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/death_of_adolf_hitler1.htm
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