us, Britain and France all controolled small parts of a western side of Germany which all united later and was a thriving democratic nation. The Soviet Union controlleda larger part of eastern Germeny and was communist. Berlin since it was the capitol and was in the eastern side, was also split in half, one contorled by the us and the other half was controled by the soviet union
divided Berlin into four zones of occupation.
Berlin
Germany was divided into four zones and Berlin into four sectors controlled by the four main Allied powers in Europe. the 4 allies were france, GB, USA and USSR
Four.British. Frenh. American. Soviet.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(e2020 answer)It was divided up into 2 parts: East Germany and West Germany. West Germany was controlled by the Americans while East Germany was controlled by the USSR.
Berlin
The US , Russia , British and French .
In WWII? That would have been Germany.After WWII, the US, Great Britain, France and the Soviet Union controlled it.
The following countries had sectors of Berlin: the USSR (8 boroughs, the US (6 boroughs), Britain (4 boroughs) and France (2 boroughs). The word sectors was used for the divisions of Berlin, and the word zones referred to the much bigger divisions of Germany between the same four Allies. Joncey
divided Berlin into four zones of occupation.
Berlin
Germany was divided into four zones and Berlin into four sectors controlled by the four main Allied powers in Europe. the 4 allies were france, GB, USA and USSR
Divide it into four zones
Berlin
After World War 2 Germany was occupied by the Soviet Union, the United States, Great Britian, and France
It wasn’t a nation but a city and that was Berlin, Germany. That created two separate Germany’s one called East Germany controlled by Russia and west Germany controlled by the western nations.
The outcome of Germany was that it was split into four zones, one for the US, one for the Soviets, one for the British, and one four the French. Berlin was also divided into four zones.
Berlin, the capital of Germany, was divided into four zones of occupation after World War II, controlled by the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union. This division reflected the broader geopolitical tensions of the Cold War, leading to the eventual establishment of East and West Berlin. The separation lasted until the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, symbolizing the end of the Cold War and the reunification of Germany.