Adolf Hitler28 June 1940
The Pope writes a letter to Hitler offering mediation for "a just & honorable peace"
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The Pope writes a letter to Hitler offering mediation for "a just & honorable peace"
After France's surrender peace negotiations take place in a railway carriage
Hitler makes his last plea in a speech in the Reichstsag for Britain to make peace
Britain, the USA, China & 22 Allies agree not to make a separate peace with Germany
Himmler asks Count Bernadotte to convey a peace proposal to US General Dwight David Eisenhowerr
After Hitler's suicide Goebbels & Bormann make attempt to negotiate with the Russians
Peace negotiations fail & Goebbels decides to commit suicide. After Hitler's suicide Goebbels & Bormann attempt to negotiate with the Russians
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