In which zone was Berlin located after World War 2?

Initially, Germany was split into 4 zones by the Allies, as was the capital city of Berlin. An American Zone, a British zone, a French zone, and a Soviet zone. Not long after, the allies decided to combine their zones into a single zone which became West Germany and West Berlin. ...

In World War 2 there was no division of Berlin. In the Cold War, the 'free' part was West Berlin. ...

The Berlin Wall is important to World War 2 and the Cold War because is stopped the flood of Germans into West Berlin. ...

Berlin was divided into a total of 4 zones. The British, French, and Americans controlled the Western zones and the Russians controlled the Eastern zone. ...

GERMANY was divided into the Soviet Zone, American Zone, British Zone and French Zone. THE City of Berlin was also divided between zones controlled by the same four powers. ...

cupcakes and war all sold in the middle of Berlin wall

After World War II, Berlin, the capital of Germany was split into four zones. These were controlled by the Russians, Americans, British and French armies for many years. The US, UK and French zones were collectively called West Berlin and the Russion zone East Berlin. In 1961 the Berlin Wall was built by the Russians to divide the city. The wall was pulled down in 1989. ...

The USSR occupied and took complete control of East Berlin after World War 2. ...

The city was inside the Russian zone of Germany, but as the former Capital of Germany, the city itself was divided into an American Zone (West Berlin) and a Russian Zone (East Berlin). This guaranteed that the two sides would come into contact (and conflict). ...

No countries ruled Berlin after world war 2

In Berlin the Berlin wall was taken down, uniting east and west Berlin.

The Berlin Wall was built to separate East and West German under the second world war ...

Before Berlin was invaded, no.

Because Berlin rocks, man!

All people located in the war zone.

Germans. Berlin did not fall until the last few days of the war.

Berlin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin

Berlin was part of the axis powers as it was a German city.

Berlin was the capital of Germany - not a country.

In World War 2 Berlin was taken by the Soviet Army.

After World War II ended, Germany was divided into Eastern and Western Zones of Occupation. Berlin is in the Eastern Zone, but because it was the capital of Germany before the war it was divided into Eastern and Western zones. Part of the treaty stated that Berlin could not be the capital of either zone of occupation. The western powers abided by it; we placed West Germany's provisional capital in Bonn. The eastern powers, of course, blew off the treaty and declared...

In war, Berlin has been bombed, but there was no war called the "Berlin War". ...

France did gain: Firstly, ex-colonies like Vietnam (Indo-China etc) Secondly, parts of Germany. (Germany was then divided into 4 zones and Berlin was again sub-divided into another 4 small zones. Each zone (regardless "Berlin sub-zone" or main 4 zones throughout the nation) was occupied by France, USA, Britain ,as known as :UK and USSR. Later (In 1946), USA,UK,France merged together to form West Germany , or Federal Republic of Germany because they wanted Germany to be economically strong.However, Russia (USSR) had lost about...

France did gain: Firstly, ex-colonies like Vietnam (Indo-China etc) Secondly, parts of Germany. (Germany was then divided into 4 zones and Berlin was again sub-divided into another 4 small zones. Each zone (regardless "Berlin sub-zone" or main 4 zones throughout the nation) was occupied by France, USA, Britain ,as known as :UK and USSR. Later (In 1946), USA,UK,France merged together to form West Germany , or Federal Republic of Germany because they wanted Germany to be economically strong.However, Russia (USSR) had lost about...

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