Where was Berlin wall?

Answer 1

following World War 2, there was a general consensus that Germany had to be controlled to prevent a future German leader from attempting to take over Europe as Hitler had attempted. Germany was divided into 3 parts, each to be monitored and controlled by either Russia, Britain or United States. The United states and Britain were pretty lax about the whole occupation era, and Western Germany was allowed autonomy in most areas, with little more than Western military presence. Berlin was divided into an east and a west section, with Russia controlling East Berlin, and the western allies controlling West Berlin. As the "cold war" started to increase, suspicions grew between Russia, which became the "Soviet Union" and the West. As conditions in East Germany (Soviet controlled) became unbearable, Germans were attempting to sneak into the more free "West Germany". To prevent that, the Soviets built a huge wall to protect their interest and to keep East Germans in the East. As the Soviet Union started to break down, It became evident to the Soviets that Germany would be United, so they finally followed President Regan's advice to "tear down this wall." In fairness to the Soviets, the Germans had caused incredible amounts of destruction and pain over the years and there was quite a bit of contempt toward the Germans. The Soviets wanted to make sure that Germany would never be strong enough to do it again. The Berlin Wall was part of that solution.

It was a wall that divided East Germany and West Germany.

The Berlin wall is, of corse as you can tell, a wall. It separated east Berlin from west Berlin. It was built in 1961/62.

It was a wall separating Germany into two parts East, and West Berlin. East controlled by Soviet Union and the west controlled by United States, France, and Great Britain.

The Berlin Wall was constructed by the Russians in 1961 in an attempt to cordon off the allied sector of West Berlin, occupied by the French, Americans, and British. The Berlin Wall stood until 1989, when it fell along with the rest of the Iron Curtain. The Berlin Wall is often used as an example of extreme isolationism, and was a serious diplomatic blow to relations between Russia and the rest of the world.
The Berlin Wall was a wall erected by the Russians to separate their part of East Berlin from the Western Powers part, known as West Berlin. It was to prevent many East-Berliners crossing over to the more prosperous west. The wall also separated many families and communities.

Answer 2

It stood as a sign of separtaion and division since it separated the people and made all escape attempts impossible. Families and friends were separteed for many years and were unable to see each other because of the Berlin Wall. It stood as a barrier and as a gate that would not let you get out. It was a symbol that meant if you were in the communist east that you were under the strict control of communist government and that you were imprisoned under them.

Answer 3

i. Wall created to divide East and West Berlin

ii. Free access ended between the east and west

iii. Tensions increased as Germany had been split in half

iv. The west was supported by the US and NATO while the east was supported by the USSR and the Warsaw Pact

v. Led to the Berlin Airlift

vi. The US and other allies began an airlift of food, fuel and other supplies for West Berlin since Stalin had blocked access points to west Berlin from west Germany

Answer 4

The Berlin wall is a wall that was built to stop the east Germans escaping into the west

to get away from the communist government which a lot of people didn't like because of how it worked

Answer 5

It represented life behind the iron curtain.

Answer 6

The Berlin wall is the middle of Berlin as divider.