Hitler's suicide

[Jim Eshelman]

Very few events of an individual can be said to have permanently, significantly changed the world. Adolf Hitler's suicide may be one of those.

He reportedly killed himself April 30, 1945, 3:30 PM, in his bunker in Berlin, Germany. One could argue that this was the moment the Allies won the European part of WW II, and it should be regarded as that event (though VE Day is celebrated for a more formal, later occasion).

Was this just an individual's event? Or a world event? Let's see what the mundane charts show.

Year: Capsolar
Uranus rises (1°55')

Bridge
t. Uranus op. Cansolar Asc (1°13')
t. Uranus conj. Cansolar Moon (0°51')

Quarter: Arisolar
Moon sq. MC (0°40')
Saturn widely rising

Month: Caplunar
Here is the chart that shows the fall of Berlin.
Pluto conj. (0°12')
Neptune on IC (2°54')
-- Neptune-Pluto sq. (2°40' in mundo)
Venus sq. Asc (1°34')
Saturn on EP (1°35')
--Saturn-Neptune sq. (0°01')
Moon widely foreground

Week: Liblunar
Moon sq. Asc (1°58')
Pluto and Mars more widely foreground
-- Ma/Pl on nales (0°55')

Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits (nothing.)

Day: Cansolar Quotidian & Transits
p. MC sq. s. Sun (1°09')
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t. Uranus op. s. Asc (1°13'), conj. s. Moon (0°51'), midpoint 0°11'

Event chart
Jupiter exactly rising, Moon exactly on IC, Mars and Uranus more widely foreground