Battle of Itter on the night of 5 May 1945, as World War II was drawing to a close on the Tyrol Mountains in Austria, an old castle called Schloss Itter was used as a special cover for French VIP prisoners such as former Prime Minister Édouard Daladier and Paul Reynaud.By dawn, more than 150 German SS troops had arrived in hopes of capturing and killing prisoners, and every eye in the fortress looked out of fear and despair, but a miracle happened when a strange reinforcement appeared as the defensive force of the fortress, consisting of only 14 American soldiers (with a Sherman tank) - the prisoners themselves who had combined their fighting strength and had not yet reached the German Wehrmacht, which had joined the Allies in fighting in a battle in the fortress full of violence when the shelling was almost complete.The fact that this event is credible supports the fact that Fort Itter was the only fort in World War II where American and German soldiers fought together to the death of innocent people.This information is recorded in the war record.It is highlighted by stories of courage and unexpected reactions from various sides, reflecting the extraordinary human wonder and military situation: https://c.la.co.th/t/c.XWRygTT Fort Itter shows us that even in war, fear and uncertainty can give us the most natural signs of humanity and the ability to change the world in a way that is full of miracles and miracles.Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Castle_Itter