The Cold War Heats Up.

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The Cold War Heats Up

Post War Germany Germany is divided into 4 zones: Eastern half is controlled by Soviet Union Western half controlled by Western Powers

West Berlin Blockade Stalin blockades West Berlin To try and force the West out of Berlin

Berlin Airlift 1948- U.S. and Britain drop food, medicine and fuel to people trapped in West Berlin 327 days, 227,000 flights, and 2.3 million tons of supplies Save 2 million people After almost 11 months, Stalin lifts the blockade

The Candy Bomber

Soviets Go Nuclear Soviets test their first Atom bomb in 1949 Soviet Nuclear program Stolen secrets from the Manhattan Project

Nato vs. Warsaw NATO (1949) Warsaw Pact (1955) North Atlantic Treaty Organization 16 countries in W. Europe, U.S., Canada, and Turkey Purpose: To fight communism Warsaw Pact (1955) Military alliance between Soviet Union and its Satellites Purpose: Response to NATO

Berlin Wall 1961 Line designated overnight Families separated Built to keep people IN East Germany Sets up a perfect “experiment” to compare capitalism and communism

Assignment Read the article Pretend you are a reporter, either for the United States or Russia On a separate piece of paper, rewrite the article in your own words in 3 paragraphs or less You may include your own opinions in your article, from either the U.S. or Russian point of view