Предмет: Геометрия, автор: zhugaruelvira

Як називаються кути 1 і 4? вертикальні сумiжнi односторонні вiдповiднi​

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Автор ответа: aslankosanov25
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односторонний

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The Battle of Berlin was the final battle of the European Theatre of World War II. A massive Soviet army attacked Berlin from the east. The battle lasted from late April 1945 until early May. Before it was over, Adolf Hitler committed suicide, and Germany surrendered five days after the battle ended.

Before the end of December ominous reports were received by Guderian* – who, in this desperately late period of the war, had been made chief of the German General Staff. German Army intelligence reported that 225 Soviet infantry divisions and 22 armoured corps had been identified on the front between the Baltic and the Carpathians assembled to attack. But when Guderian presented the report of these massive Soviet offensive preparations, Hitler refused to believe it, exclaiming: “It’s the biggest imposture since Genghis Khan!* Who is responsible for producing all this rubbish?”

The Soviet offensive opened on January 12, 1945. The Soviet commanders took Warsaw in January 1945. The Polish plain was open to the Red Army. It started moving thirty to forty kilometres a day, taking the Baltic states, Danzig, East Prussia, and Poznan. As a result of the Red Army’s victories in the winter and spring of 1945 the Soviet troops took up positions on the Oder for an assault on Berlin.

A counterattack by the newly created Army Group Vistula, under the command of Heinrich Himmler*, failed by February 24. Acknowledging the Red Army’s success Prime Minister of Great Britain Winston Churchill in his greeting sent on February 23, 1945 wrote: “The Red Army celebrates its twenty-seventh anniversary amid triumphs… Future generations will acknowledge their debt to the Red Army as unreservedly as do we who have lived to witness these proud achievements”.

Budapest fell on February 13 to the Red Army. The Germans had lost most of Hungary. Romania and Bulgaria surrendered and declared war on Germany. On March 30 the Red Army entered Austria and captured Vienna on April 13. On April 9, 1945 Kцnigsberg in East Prussia finally fell to the Red Army and the Red Army drove on to Pomerania and cleared the right bank of the Oder River.