Berlin Airlift. To understand how the airlift came to be, we have to look all the way back

to the Yalta Conference. The Yalta Conference began in February 1945 in which the three

superpowers, America, Russia and Britain, met to discuss the future of post war Europe.

America and Russia were emerging as the two superpowers, and their deteriorating

relationship would soon lead to many problems that would develop in post war Europe.

Yalta saw the beginning of this deteriorating relationship. First, Stalin put a communist

government in place in Poland. Poland had been the route that enemies had used to

invade Russia on three separate occasions and Stalin felt he needed a friendly government

in power. Stalin had agreed to hold elections in liberated countries following the war

which he broke when he established a communist government in Poland. Although the

U.S. and Britain had done the same thing when they put their own government in Italy

following their defeat, Stalin's move in Poland still upset the other two superpowers. U.S.

still needed Russia's help to fight the war in Japan so President Roosevelt had to be

into the U.S. and Britain zones where life was much better. Before long the U.S. and

to remove ten billion dollars from defeated Germany. Also at Yalta, it was agreed that

the government was extended to include the Poles living in London that were suppose to

time to get the allies out of Berlin. " The Soviets halted first auto, then barge, finally all

the eagerly anticipating children. His kindness earned him the nickname "Uncle Wiggle

were not consulted. This broke the rule that was set that anything that affected all of

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