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1. Berlin Wall 3
   ... This is what we call the Berlin Wall. In 1948, during construction of the Wall, the Soviet Union cut off all rail water supply to the West, Western Berlin. ...
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2. THE COLD WAR BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION
   ... One example was the Soviet blockade on Western Berlin. The Russians threatened, and did, block of supply routs to Western Berlin. ...
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3. The Berlin Airlift
   ... when Soviet authorities claimed that ampquottechnical difficultiesampquot would halt all traffic by land and water in and out of the westerncontrolled sections of Berlin. ...
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4. Berlin Blockade
   ... to close all rail traffic from the western zones went into effect at 6:00AM on the morning of June 24, 1948, the three western sectors of Berlin, with a ...
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5. Berlin Wall
   ... and West German. The goal was to force western powers from West Berlin by reducing it to the starvation point. While the blame for ...
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6. THE BERLIN CRISIS
   ... of the German Question with the Soviets, or else Moscow would sign a separate peace treaty with the GDR, threatening Western occupation rights in Berlin. ...
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7. Berlin Wall 2
   ... On the 27th of November, the Soviets had delivered their Berlin ultimatum, demanding that the western allies should withdraw their troops from West Berlin and ...
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8. western civilia
   ... It was decided that East German forces back by the Soviet armor would seal East Berlin off from the Western sectors with a massive wall. ...
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9. Western Civilization
   ... It was decided that East German forces back by the Soviet armor would seal East Berlin off from the Western sectors with a massive wall. ...
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10. Berlin Wall
    ... or as we know today NATO in 1949 this showed western Europeamp39s dependence ... east German soldiers and members of it militia surrounded west Berlin with temporary ...
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11. Berlin Wall
    ... The Western divisions eventually united to make a federal republic, while the Eastern divisions became communist. Even though Berlin lay deep within the Soviet ...
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12. Berlin Blockade
    ... ampquot The Soviets halted first auto, then barge, finally all railroad traffic into the city, sealing off the western portion of Berlin controlled by American ...
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13. cold war
    ... In 1948 there was danger of war. The conduct of the Western powers hit the West Berlin population with harshness. The people were freezing and starving. ...
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14. Berlin Wall Book Review on the Berlin Wall by Norman Gelb
    ... The Soviets wanted the Western allies out of Berlin, but since that wouldnamp39t happen, a wall seperating the two would be the next best solution. ...
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15. Cold War
    ... Berlinamp39s split government completely despised each other and rarely interacted with contempt. In 1949 the three Western occupational zones became the Federal ...
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16. Cold War
    ... Whatamp39s even better is that as the economy rose in Western Europe, they began to ... the most amount of hostility between America and Russia was the Berlin Blockade ...
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17. The Berlin Wall 2
    ... there to West Germany, or any other Western European country.East Germany began to reform. On November 09, 1989, the leader of the East Berlin Communist party. ...
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18. cold war
    ... army of 12 million soldiers had fully occupied Poland and was within the borders of prewar Germany, ready for an assault on Berlin. The Western Allied army of ...
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19. Why the Cold War was not a hot
    ... The events in Europe in the late 1940amp39s culminating in the Berlin Blockade made it clear to Western European leaders that only the US could ensure the balance ...
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20. Harry S. Truman
    ... Therefore, in a successful demonstration of Western resolve known as the Berlin Airlift, allied air forces took to the sky, flying supplies into Berlin. ...
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21. Who Started The Cold War
    ... Inside East Germany, the Western powers controlled half of Berlin. This was viewed by the Soviets as a potential security risk. ...
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22. Cold War3
    ... This proved the United States loyalty to the countries of Western Europe. During the Berlin blockade, a group of nonCommunist nations came together to form ...
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23. Truman and the Cold war
    ... Stalin did this in order to apply the Soviet currency in Berlin to counter the Western circulation of the Deutsche Mark. Stalin ...
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24. Cold War
    ... citizens from fleeing to the west, in August 1961, Khrushchev built the Berlin Wall physically dividing the country into Eastern communism and Western democracy ...
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25. Cold War
    ... and West German. The goal was to force western powers from West Berlin by reducing it to the starvation point. While the blame for ...
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26. cold war
    ... 759. The United States and Great Britain flew supplies to the Western sectors of the city. This was called the Berlin Airlift. ...
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27. Post WWI Government in Germany
    ... Willy Brandt, then mayor of West Berlin, was surprised that the Western Allies did nothing to stop the Wall from being built. He ...
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28. Cold War
    ... and Germany. Krushchev built the wall in order to remove the Western Powers from their outpost Berlin in East Germany. He also ...
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29. The Cold War 3
    ... and Germany. Krushchev built the wall in order to remove the Western Powers from their outpost Berlin in East Germany. He also ...
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30. The Rossenbergs
    ... 12 In an effort to counter the integration of the Western zones of Germany into a Western block, the Soviets blockaded access to Berlin by the West. ...
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