What was the worst street fighting in World War II?

Street fighting in Berlin is undoubtedly more tragic than Stalingrad in World War II.

Against: Soviet VS German.

Time: 65438+April 26th 0945-65438+May 2nd 0945.

Strength comparison: 2.5 million people, 40,000 guns, 6,000 tanks and 7,000 planes; (Germany) 1 10,000 people, about 1 10,000 guns, 3,000 tanks and more than 4,500 aircraft.

Casualties: * * * 300,000 people died in the Soviet Union, of which 654.38+10,000 people died in street fighting; (Germany) * * * About 600,000 people died, and the number of people who died in street fighting is unknown.

1on April 5, 945, the Soviet army launched an attack and fought outside Berlin 1 1 day. In one day,1.20 thousand shells were fired, and more than 400 thousand German soldiers were lying in piles on the banks of Nice River and Spree River. There are many civilians aged 15-60 who have just been drafted into the army. The Soviets showed no mercy. This is a battle between the Avengers and the Desperate, and no one is afraid. The biggest street fighting in a hundred years has begun. Most Soviet soldiers set foot in Berlin for the first time in their lives. They don't know the direction at all, only know to rush forward. As a result, bullets as dense as locusts came on us and shot down in batches. Although Soviet tanks bombed more than 2 million buildings in the city, they did not weaken the firepower from the ruins. Soon, the Soviets were in big trouble, and Berlin became the tomb of tanks. These behemoths were blown up by anti-tank rockets and incendiary bottles in the dark, standing in narrow streets, blocking the progress of tanks behind them; Infantry can't move without the cover of tanks. There is not a single German in the street. Soldiers exposed in broad daylight can neither single out the Germans to vent their hatred, but also become living targets of the enemy in vain. General zhukov immediately adjusted his tactics-the big tank was broken into parts and dispersed into several teams. Together with infantry, artillery and engineers, they formed strike groups and strike detachments to conquer German fortresses one by one. The soldiers tied the captured mattress to the tank, alleviating the blow to it. They also lit the smoke bottle. Under the cover of smoke, the soldiers rushed into sewers and buildings and launched a close combat with the Germans.