What happened to Germany after World War II?
Ezra AndersonDivided into zones
In the immediate aftermath of the war, Germany was divided into 4 zones of occupation, British, American, French and Soviet. Berlin, well within the Soviet zone was divided into 4 similar zones.
Stalin, cut off the three Western zones in Berlin so the British, French and Americans flew in supplies.
When the blockade was lifted the three Western zones became West Germany and the Soviet zone became East Germany. The same happened in Berlin.
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