Everything about The Miracle Of The House Of Brandenburg totally explained
The
Miracle of the House of Brandenburg refers to the death of
Russia's
Empress Elizabeth at the beginning of
1762.
After six years of the
Seven Years' War, the
Prussian army was decimated and Russia's armies had occupied
Berlin.
Frederick II of Prussia considered himself lost and was on the verge of suicide. On
January 5, the Tsaritsa Elizabeth died, and her nephew came to the throne as
Peter III. Peter was notoriously pro-German; on his accession, he withdrew his troops and ended the war to no Russian advantage.
At the close of
World War II, Berlin was again encircled by Russian armies. Recalling the "miracle" of two centuries earlier,
Adolf Hitler hoped
Germany would be saved by some unexpected accident such as the death of
Franklin D. Roosevelt and resultant disagreements between
Winston Churchill and
Joseph Stalin.
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