80 years ago today on April 9, 1945, the German garrison in Koenigsberg surrendered to Soviet forces after a bloody, three-month-long siege, depriving Germany of its last major port along the Baltic coast.
Cutting Hitler’s Last Lifeline: Why Control of the Baltic Was Crucial to WWII Victory
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