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Essay heading: Why did Germany emerge zoned, & then partitioned, following WWII?
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Soon in early 1946, General Lucius D. Clay, the head of the American zone, halted the transport of machinery out of the USA's area, followed by Britain not long after. This was just the start of the disagreements between the East and West in Germany.
In the late ?40s, the UK and the US zones combined to create what was known as the Bizone... displayed 300 characters
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