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Q: What country divided into four zones after World War 2?
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Which best describes what happened to germany after world war ll?

It was divided into four occupation zones. :)


Who controlled Germany after World War 2?

After the German surrender on May 8, 1945, Germany was partitioned into four zones of occupationadministered by the victorious allies: France; the U.K.; The U.S.; and the Soviet Union.The occupation officially ended in 1949 with the formation of the Federal Republic of Germany ("West Germany") from the three western occupation zones, and the creation of the German Democratic Republic ("East Germany") from the Soviet occupation zone. This divided Germany was to last for more than 40 years.Berlin, deep inside East Germany, was further divided into western and eastern zones. After reunification in 1990 of all of Germany into the Federal Republic of Germany, Berlin again became the capital.


What major city got divided in Germany after World War 2?

Yes. At the end of the Second World War. Four Occupation Zones, each administered & occupied by: Soviet Union United States Great Britain France The Soviet Union occupation zone would become communist East Germany (DDR). The American, British & French zones would become free democratic West Germany (FRG). Also Berlin, Vienna, & Austria was divided into Occupation Zones.


What country was divided into four parts during the cold war?

Germany.


What four countries occupied Germany after World War 2?

After World War 2 Germany was occupied by the Soviet Union, the United States, Great Britian, and France