In World War 2 there was no division of Berlin. In the Cold War, the 'free' part was West Berlin.
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).
The Soviet War Memorial in western Berlin was built to honor the Soviet soldiers who died during World War II while liberating the city from Nazi control. Despite being located in the western sector, which was part of West Berlin, the memorial served as a symbol of Soviet sacrifice and a reminder of their role in the war. Its presence in the western zone highlighted the geopolitical tensions of the Cold War, as it represented the ongoing divide between East and West, and the Soviet Union's influence in post-war Germany.
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The German city of Berlin was known as the divided city. After World War II, Berlin was split into East Berlin and West Berlin.
Berlin. (Bonn was the capital of West Germany, 1949-1990.)
Berlin, Germany
No countries ruled Berlin after world war 2
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Berlin fell.
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Before Berlin was invaded, no.