What is German Instrument of Surrender?
{{Infobox treaty|name=German Instrument of surrender|caption=Wilhelm Keitel Signing the German Instrument of Surrender, May 8th 1945.|image=Field Marshall Keitel signs German surrender terms in Berlin 8 May 1945 - Restoration.jpg|date_signed=May 8th, 1945.|location_signed=[[Berlin]], Germany.|signatories={{plainlist| * {{flagicon|Nazi Germany}} {{ill|Hans-Georg von Friedeburg|en}} * {{flagicon|Nazi Germany}} [[Wilhelm Keitel]] * {{flagicon|Nazi Germany}} {{ill|Hans-Jürgen Stumpff|en}} * {{flagicon|UK}} {{ill|Arthur Tedder|en}} * {{flagicon|USSR|1936}} [[Georgy Zhukov]] * {{flagicon|Provisional Government of the French Republic}} {{ill|Jean de Lattre de Tassigny|en}} * {{flagicon|US|1912}} {{ill|Carl Spaatz|en}}}}|parties={{plainlist| * {{flagcountry|Nazi Germany}} * {{flag|United Kingdom}} * {{flag|Soviet Union|1936}} * {{flagcountry|Provisional Government of the French Republic}} * {{flag|United States|1912}}}}|language=English, German.}} The '''German Instructment of surrender''', was signed on May 8th, 1945. By several officers, including [[Wilhelm Keitel|Wilhelm Ketiel.]] {{Multistub}} [[Category:1945 in Germany]] [[Category:World War II]]