The Berlin Airlift (We the People: Modern America)
2006·48 pages
A historical account of the Berlin Airlift, exploring a pivotal moment in post-WWII recovery and Cold War tensions.
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A historical account of the Berlin Airlift, exploring a pivotal moment in post-WWII recovery and Cold War tensions.
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Three years after the end of World War II, the citizens of Berlin were threatened with starvation. The Soviets had blocked all traffic into the divided city. No food, coal, or other supplies could reach the more than 2 million citizens. The Allies, led by the United States and Great Britain, came to their rescue. Cargo planes filled with supplies flew into the city around the clock. With expert planning and coordination, the Berlin Airlift saved the city and gave the Allies their first major vic...
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Minor references to war aftermath; no graphic depictions.
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Moderate focus on Cold War political tensions and ideological conflict.
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Minor references to post-war hardship and suffering.
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