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An Analysis Of The Rights Of United States In Berlin

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However, tensions developed between the former Allies when they were unable to agree on terms for the political and economic reunification of Germany. Seeking to consolidate their occupation zones into a single independent German state, the U.S., Britain and France formally established a West German government...
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As part of that process, the Western allies also reform the currency in their occupation zone to promote economic recovery. The USSR reacted to the merging of West Germany and the new currency by imposing a blockade on West Berlin, cutting off all the land and rail routes into the Western sectors. In a note, dated July 6, 1948, from U...
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