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Schweizer Geschichtsbuch, Ausgabe ab 2011, Band 2

Thomas Notz: Schweizer Geschichtsbuch -
Ausgabe ab 2011 - Band 2

Schweizer Geschichtsbuch - Ausgabe ab 2011 - Band 2

Vom Absolutismus bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges - Handreichungen für den Unterricht

Vom Absolutismus bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges - Schulbuch

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The Berlin Airlift of 1948-1949 was the monumental Allied response to the Soviet blockade, sustaining Berlin with vital supplies via an unprecedented airlift operation. It was a time of high drama. The tension mounting with each passing day, with each new restriction, each demonstration of strength. Berlin was the battleground, located within the Soviet sector of Occupied Germany. The Western Allies were determined to maintain their rights of access to the German capital; the Soviets were equally determined to isolate Belin. The result was that in the summer of 1948 the Soviets severed all over-ground links. This meant the only way by which the Allies could to deliver the vital supplies of food and fuel to the beleaguered Berliners was by air. So began the greatest logistical air operation in history. On 24 June 1948, the Berlin airlift began. Aircrews from the USAF, RAF, Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, Royal New Zealand Air Force and South African Air Force flew more than 1,500 flights every twenty-four hours, delivering up to 8,893 tons of necessities each day. As it became clear that the Allies were both willing and able to continue the airlift indefinitely, in the spring of 1949 the Soviets announced that they were prepared to negotiate an end to the blockade of Berlin. It was finally lifted on 12 May that year. In total 2,326,406 tons of materials and products were delivered to Berlin on 278,228 flights. Some 692 aircraft were engaged in the Berlin Airlift, more than 100 of which belonged to civilian operators, flying nineteen different types of aircraft, including flying boats which landed on Berlin's Spree and Havel rivers. The result of the Soviet blockade was the formation of the state of West Germany, and the introduction of its new currency, the Deutschmark.

The First Battle of the Cold War

The Berlin Airlift

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a breathtaking new crime thriller that will keep you guessing

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Featuring a stunning, line-matched Scripture layout, extensive cross-references, and more, this Large Print Thinline Reference Bible is both portable and readable---ideal for students, teachers, and lay-readers alike.

NET Bible, Large Print Thinline with Cross References, Hardcover, Comfort Print

A detailed history of a unique German Panzer Division's early campaigns in Poland and France. Originally written in German by Mr. Albert Schick, this unit history covers the history of an unusual Panzer Division of the German Army in WW II. It describes its establishment shortly before the Polish Campaign and its combat record through the Polish 1939 and French 1940 campaigns. A second volume will explore the division's subsequent campaigns in Russia and North Africa. This division participated in some of the most important battles of WW II including the crossing of the Meuse River at Sedan, the bloody battle at Stonne, and the capture of Calais. This first volume of the divisional history is a good mixture of command level descriptions of the movements and fighting, as well as personal small unit accounts.

A Combat History

The German 10th Panzer Division and the Battles of Poland and France

NET Bible, Large Print Thinline with Cross References, Hardcover, Comfort Print (Thumb Indexed)

1914-1920

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