How a Cold War Airlift Saved Berlin With Food, Medicine and Chocolate | Retro Report

A Soviet blockade around Berlin cut the city off from the West. But in 1948 U.S. and British pilots began to fly supplies to the Allied sectors. Lesson plan for educators: https://bit.ly/RR-berlin-airlift

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