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Berlin 1945 zeigt fast 200 schwarz-weisse Fotos von Berlin aus den Monaten unmittelbar nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, die von sowjetischen Armeefotografen, darunter Mark Redkin and Jewgenij Chaldej aufgenommen worden, aber auch von Deutschen wie Otto Donath. Es sind herzzerreissende Bilder von ausgebombten Strassen, brennenden Hausern, toten Soldaten und verlorenen Kindern. Der Text ist von Michael Brettin, promovierter Historiker und Slavist und Leiter der Sonntagsbeilage des Berliner Kurier. Das Vorwort stamm von Stephen Kinzer, zur Wende Buroleiter der New York Times in Berlin.

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These rare pictures from post-war Berlin have been taken by photographers of the Soviet Army and by Germans in their employ immediately after the surrender and in the months to follow. A city reduced to rubble, and now under martial law, is imposed by the victorious Communists. And now, broken tanks and makeshift barricades are littering the streets, tenements and churches are turned into bombed-out shells, tunnels are flooded and train tracks destroyed. German soldiers have been hauled off to POW-camps in Siberia, while old men are cutting up dead horses for food, women are trading clothing...

Berlin, in May 1945: World War II is over in Europe. The Soviet army has conquered Berlin, a city reduced to rubble, and now under martial law, imposed by the victorious Communists. Soldiers from America, Great Britain, and France will move into Berlin a few months later. But now, broken tanks and makeshift barricades are littering the streets, tenements and churches are turned into bombed-out shells, tunnels are flooded and train tracks destroyed. German soldiers are been hauled off to POW-camps in Siberia, while old men are cutting up dead horses for food, women are trading clothing for...