[RIA] The onslaught of the Red Army at the beginning of 1945 made it possible for Anglo-American troops to easily invade Germany, which contributed to the final defeat of Nazism - this was admitted after the war by Adolf Hitler's former personal adjutant Otto Günsche in a statement to the Soviet government. A copy of the document was published by the Russian FSB.
Günsche, along with other close associates of Hitler, was arrested in May 1945 by the Soviet military counterintelligence Smersh and taken to Moscow. He gave a number of testimonies about the events that took place at the headquarters of Hitler's command. The FSB Directorate for the Ivanovo Region has declassified documents from the Günsche investigation case.