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Roosevelt'S And Churchill'S Insistence On The Absolute And "Unconditional Surrender" Of Germany

y a. eventually complicated the problems of postwar reconstruction b. clearly shortened the war c.was largely unacceptable the soviets, who hoped to encourage a Communist revolution inside Germany d. many have prevented a "separate peace" between Hitler and Stalin e. Encouraged anti-Hiltler resisters in Germany to try to overthrow the Nazis Or The Allied demand for unconditional surrender was criticized mainly by opponents who believed that such surrender would a) encourage the enemy to resist as long as possible b) be impossible to obtain c) be unacceptable to the Soviets, who had already suffered terrible casualties d) result in an armistice whose terms would lead to war, much as the Treaty of Versailles had led to World War II e) discourage anti-Hitler resisters *Depends on the test
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