Berlin Crisis 1958-63: Increased Tension and Impact of the Berlin Wall

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Flashcards covering the key concepts and events related to the Berlin Crisis and the construction of the Berlin Wall.

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The Berlin Crisis from 1958-63 involved tensions related to __ and how it affected international relations.

Berlin and the refugee problem.

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Khrushchev's ultimatum in November 1958 demanded that Berlin should be __ and Western troops withdrawn.

demilitarised.

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In June 1961, at the Vienna Summit, Khrushchev renewed the __ issued in 1958.

Berlin Ultimatum.

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The construction of the Berlin Wall began in __ 1961 to stop the flow of refugees from East to West Berlin.

August.

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The outcome of the U-2 incident was the failure of the __ Summit due to a breakdown in trust between the superpowers.

Paris.

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Kennedy's famous speech in West Berlin in 1963 included the phrase __.

Ich bin ein Berliner.

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Throughout the construction of the Berlin Wall, many East Germans attempted to escape, with over __ people killed trying to cross by guards.

130.

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The German Chancellor Adenauer resisted recognizing East Germany as a legitimate __ during the Berlin Crisis.

country.

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The Berlin Wall created a 'no man's land' that included hazards such as __ and minefields.

booby traps.

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The Geneva Summit held in May 1959 was an attempt to discuss __ governance, but no agreement was reached.

Berlin's.