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In June 1945, US and British forces prepared to drive to Berlin to take over their allotted occupation zones. However, they had reckoned without the objections of their Soviet ally, which did everything it could to prevent this from happening. The Cold War started even before WWII ended, and what happened over Berlin demonstrated this very clearly.
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Sources:
- 'THE U.S. ARMY IN THE OCCUPATION OF GERMANY 1944-1946', Earl F. Ziemke (CHAPTER XVII: Zone and Sector: Access to Berlin), Washington
DC: Center of Military History, United States Army, 1990
- 'The Last 100 Days', John Toland, London: Orion Books, 1965
Credits: US National Archives; Library of Congress; Imperial War Museum; Bundesarchiv
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