History of Europe

Where was the focal point of cold war in Europe immediately after World War 2?

The focal point of the Cold War in Europe immediately after World War 2 was Berlin, Germany. The city had been divided into four sectors, each controlled by the United States, Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. The city proved to be fertile ground for espionage and intrigue as the Soviets sought to extend their influence in Europe and the Western Allies tried to contain it.