Did not Doenitz, from Flensburg in the closing stages, make the suggestion that what was left of the German armed forces stand with the allies against the red army to save what they could of Eastern Europe?
The Bolshevik regime was monstrous, having exterminated much of the Russian middle class (all the leaders military and civil, thinkers, etc, at least 25 million) by the late 30's and it was only Germany that was able and willing to stand up to it - and so soon after having broke free from the financial stranglehold of the great depression.
It was war-mongers like Churchill that turned Anglo-Saxon Christians in UK and USA against German Anglo-Saxon Christians so preserving that Bolshevik regime to such great cost to Russia, Poland, Hungary, etc, etc, and allowing the demise of nation states such as you can now see in the case of the UK - WW2 was indeed even more tragic and pivotal than most of us understand.