The Berlin Crisis and the Allied Response
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Military Planning for Berlin Emergency (1961-1968)
Following the Soviet note of 27 November 1958 which challenged the status quo established by the Potsdam Agreement, the Three Western Powers (UK, US and France) decided on 4th April 1959 to set up a Planning Group, named Live Oak, to prepare plans on land and in the air which would guarantee West Berlin’s access and would help assess Soviet’s intentions.
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NATO Archives Berlin Crisis seminar: Introduction by Dr. Jasper Wieck
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NATO Archives Berlin Crisis seminar: Live Oak versus NATO by Dr. Gregory Pedlow
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NATO Archives Berlin Crisis seminar: Keeping the Air Corridors Open by Mr. Diego Ruiz Palmer
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NATO Archives Berlin Crisis seminar: A German Perspective by Mr. Jan Techau
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Historical film produced by the NATO Information Service in 1961: Background to Berlin
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