Stalin started the Berlin Blockade in 1948 as a first step in a plan to pull West Germany into the Soviet sphere of influence. He expected West Berlin to eventually begin accepting supplies from Soviet East Germany, effectively bringing all of Berlin under Soviet control. He believed that if he could control Berlin, West Germany would soon follow.
He set up a blockade of Berlin.
Stalin stopped traffic to Berlin in response to Britain and the U.S. changing the currency in their district of Germany. Stalin saw this as an economic threat and deprived Berlin as resources in an attempt to push them out of Germany.
A continuous airlift of goods from Western Germany to Berlin.
The first move was when Joseph Stalin (leader of Russia) ordered the blockage of the land route from Berlin to west Germany. (The Berlin wall.)
a blockade of rail, river,and auto traffic
Stalin
The Berlin Airlift
Stalin was determined to capture West Berlin and gain concessions from the West
Berlin Blockade
Stalin had no view on the Berlin Wall as he died more than 8 years before it was built.
He set up a blockade of Berlin.
No. Joseph Stalin has nothing to do with the Berlin Wall. In fact, it was created several years (eight to be specific) after his death.
Stalin stopped traffic to Berlin in response to Britain and the U.S. changing the currency in their district of Germany. Stalin saw this as an economic threat and deprived Berlin as resources in an attempt to push them out of Germany.
There's some confusion here. The Berlin Wall was built over eight years after Stalin's death ...
Stalin instituted the Berlin Blockade in June 1948. He wished to obtain control over the city by forcing Berlin to depend on him for food and other necessities.
The Berlin Wall
On June 24, 1948, the Russian's Josef Stalin decided to block all trade in and out of Berlin in order to force them to surrender. However, Harry Truman had a better idea, he organized the Allied efforts to schedule airtlifts to the people of Berlin, everything they needed for 15 months straight called the Berlin Airlift.