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In 1945, the Cold War started by the surrender of Nazi Germany. Tension between the U.S and the USSR was very high. In June of 1950, the first military action of the Cold War started when the Soviet-backed North Korean Army invaded pro-western South Korea.

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Event 2: U.S Drops Atomic Bomb on August 6th 1945

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Event 2: U.S Drops Atomic Bomb on August 6th 1945

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Due to the U.S hearing Germany had an Atomic Bomb in the works, they felt it was necessary to develop their own, deeming it the "Fat Man" and the "Little Boy". The U.S later dropped it on Nagasaki, Japan, in an attempt to get the Japanese to surrender.

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Event 3: The Marshall Plan of April 1948

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Event 3: The Marshall Plan of April 1948

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The Marshall Plan funded over 13 billion dollars to speed up economic recovery of Europe from the United States of America. The plan is named after the Secretary of State George Marshall, who had announced the plan in June of 1947. Without the contribution of the Marshall Plan, Europe would have never fully recovered from what they suffered through in WW2.

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On June 25th, 1950, around 75,000 North Korean soldiers cascaded into the 38th parallel to spread communism and take over the western-loving South Korea. In all, around 5000 soldiers lost their lives and the North was only awarded a halfway victory in the event, as they have only taken over a small part of the south.

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Germany's communist government needed a way to govern their citizens and keep East and West Berlin from touching. The barbed wire and concrete wall was built in January of 1989 and torn down in November later that year.