World War II: the Third Reich, Starting with Saving Berlin

On April 18, 1945, the Battle of Berlin had begun. The Soviet army overwhelmed the German defense lines. However, they soon discovered that a German general named Hans led a team of ace troops who came from nowhere to launch a counterattack against them. In just five days, more than one million Soviet troops attacking Berlin were surrounded and annihilated by counterattacks. The remaining Soviet troops withdrew from Germany in fear. Stalin: Where did these tanks and planes come from? And didn't the German army run out of gas? What's going on with these armored divisions that are advancing so fast? ! ! Hitler: With General Hans taking over as the head of state of Germany, I feel relieved. Churchill: The Germans on the other side are cheating! Even if the army is strong, what about the aircraft carrier formation and battleship formation? ! ! De Gaulle: The German army is so powerful... Does France really want to surrender? Truman: We have failed. The German army is unstoppable. Surrender to Germany... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.