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World War 2 ended with a successful two year government conspiracy to cause two new suns to bloom into existence over dense, urabnised civilian centres, the final blow in a holy war that ushered the surrender of a man worshipped as a god.
Did you literally just forget half of the biggest war in history?
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WW2 didn't end until a lot of Japanese people were vaporized. But maybe there was an Austrian in town at the time? >

it also didn't end with Hitler's death, it ended a few days later as the german forces began surrendering >

I'm too lazy to look it up but if I remember correctly the war continued in Asia for weeks/ months? Until the US nuclear-bombed Nagasaki. >

Yes the pacific theater went on until Japan surrender, ww2 in Europe ended a few days after hitlers death >

Actually WW2 ended with the capitulation of Japan in 1945, almost an entire year after Hitler un-alived himself. >

On the radio broadcast to announce the surrender to the Japanese people they stated that “the war didn’t go as planned.” No shit! >

You'd think the huge radioactive mushroom clouds were a dead give-away.