Berlin, May 1945. A Military Interpreter Dairy By Elena Rzhevskaya Russian EditionBerlin, May 1945 Notes of a military translator Elena Rzhevskaya In May 1945, Hitler's charred corpse was found and identified among the ruins of fallen Berlin. A young military translator, Guards Lieutenant Elena Kagan, who fought in the war from Rzhev to Berlin, was a direct participant in these events. But only 20 years later, writer Elena Rzhevskaya was able to tell how it happened. Her book "Berlin, May 1945" was published with large censorship

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