the allies agreed to divide germany into zones at the end of ww2.
the allies agreed to divide germany into zones at the end of ww2.
who agreed to divide germany into zones at the end of ww2?
the allies
the historical backdrop of the air disaster was the intensifying clash over the future of berlin and germany. at the end of world war ii, the allied powers agreed to divide and occupy germany, including the capital berlin. through a series of agreements it was decided to divide germany and berlin into four sectors; the americans, british and french shared the western half of berlin, while the soviets occupied east berlin. the division of germany placed berlin well inside the soviet zone of occupation and supplies to west berlin had to be brought in either overland or by air from the american, british and french zones in the western half of germany. germany was jointly governed by the wartime allies through an allied control council, which periodically met to co-ordinate events and discuss the future of germany; while berlin was jointly governed by the allied kommandatura.
1948 gatow air disaster
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jan muhammad of jalna (or sayyid jan muhammad sufi, jan muhammad darwesh) was a sufi saint in the city of jalna (in modern maharashtra state).
jan muhammad of jalna