Marshall Plan, airlifting supplies to West Berliners, 25th anniversary, Fall of the Berlin Wall
{"Image ImageDescription": "The Berlin airlift of 1948-49 broke through Soviet blockade with supplies for 2 million Germans. When the Allies divide postwar Germany, the United States, Britain and France insist on continued control of western Berlin, even though the entire capital lies well within Soviet-controlled East Germany. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin blocks transportation routes in 1948, so the United States and its allies begin airlifting supplies to West Berliners.", "Image Software": "Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 Macintosh", "Image Artist": "Everett Collection/Alamy", "Image Copyright": "Everett Collection/Alamy"}