By 27 April, Berlin became completely cut off from the rest of Germany and secure radio communications with defending units had been lost; the command staff in the bunker were depending on telephone lines for passing instructions and orders and on public radio for news and information.
April, Berlin became completely cut off from the rest of Germany. This was by 27. April, Berlin became completely secure radio communications with. This was by 27. April, Berlin was defending. This was by 27. Units had been lost. The command staff in the bunker were depending on telephone lines for and on public radio for news and information. This was by 27. The command staff in the bunker was passing instructions and orders and on public radio for news and information. This was by 27.