The End Of War – David L. Robbins

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In The End of War: A Novel of the Race for Berlin, acclaimed author David L. Robbins delivers a gripping and immersive historical novel set in the final, turbulent months of World War II. January 1945 — as the Allied forces close in on Berlin, the fate of a city and the future of the world hang in the balance.

Robbins masterfully captures the strategic chess game between world leaders—Churchill’s frustration, Roosevelt’s pivotal decisions to hand Berlin to Stalin—and the brutal realities faced by ordinary people caught in the storm. From the desperate survival of a Jewish man hiding in a Berlin basement to the fierce ambition of an American photojournalist capturing history in the making, this novel brings to life both the monumental and intimate struggles of those at war’s end.

A powerful story about sacrifice, courage, and the shaping of a new world order, The End of War is essential reading for fans of WWII fiction and historical epics.