The final paper for "The Battle for Berlin (April – May 1945)" deals with the analysis of and its meaning for the capitulation of Germany. The aim of the paper is to determine the causes that led to the defeat of the Wehrmachat and the final collapse of Nazism. Analysis identifies the causes which weakened the German army on all fronts. Analyzing the battle milestones, we see that all economic, political, and social factors caused the Allied victories in both battles milestones as well as the battle for Berlin. The main part of this paper is focused on the battle for the city itself and the political and military situation both within the German army and the top commanders as well as the Russian side. Events on the battlefield during the progress of the military allies of the West and the forces of the Red Army from the east, are the backbone of the research. The main part describes the Allied and Soviet advance, the impact on the morale of the soldiers in the Wehrmacht along with the views and thinking of the German military and political leadership. This paper describes military units that participated in the battles and the use of military technology which gives us an insight into the technical possibilities of the mid-20th century. The last part is dedicated to the cause of the capitulation of Germany by analyzing the last days of the Third Reich. A summary of the facts and my attempt to understand the causes and consequences of the final collapse of Germany is the final part of the research.