The Berlin Airlift.

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The Berlin Airlift

Lets see what we remember from our World History Course

September 1947 US, GB, France combine zones and create the province of Bizonia

June 1948 Soviets require that all Western convoys bound for Berlin travelling through Soviet Germany be searched

How do the Allies Respond? They refuse!

June 27 1948 The Soviets cut all surface traffic to West

What is Stalin’s goal?

How do the Allies Respond?

The Candy Bomber

2 million tons of supplies How long does it last? Ends May 12, 1949 After 270,000 Flights and 2 million tons of supplies

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