General Jodl signs surrender agreement at Eisenhower HQ, May 1945

Colonel General Gustave Yodel, representing the German army, arrives at General Eisenhower's headquarters to sign the surrender documents, marking the end of Nazi Germany. The signing is a significant moment, with Yodel acting on behalf of Admiral Dernitz, the temporary head of the German government. The surrender signifies the final capitulation of the Nazi state. Following the signing, victory celebrations commence at Eisenhower's headquarters, with Soviet officers joining in. General Eisenhower is presented with a historic pen to commemorate the occasion.

Who was the chief of staff of the German army that arrived at General Eisenhower's headquarters?

What was the reason for the delay in surrendering to the Russians?

What did General Eisenhower give to the Nazis as an ultimatum?

Who signed the surrender document on behalf of the German government?

What event took place at General Dwight D. Eisenhower's headquarters after the surrender?