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3 years ago
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4. How the Berlin airlift is a good example of the Cold War. Please I need help !?

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schepotkina [342]3 years ago
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The Berlin airlift is good example of cold war because if some how the war broke out, ways or other route gets blocked than it will again help us to supplies again in like olden days

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