I WILL MARK BRAINLIST JUST PLS HELP IM ON AN EXAM The map shows occupied Germany in 1945. Based on the map, why were tensions high in Germany after World War II? The country was unified, and everyone involved worried about unrest from the German population. The country was divided into satellite states, and everyone involved worried about a German revolt. The country was unified under four countries, but all sides feared a German revolt. The country was divided under four countries, but all sides feared attack from one another.

Tensions were high after  world war 2 because of a new  threat- the  Soviets and the east, and the image of  Germany from the previous war wasn't completely gone. The once glorious Germany was gone, having been beaten in two world wars, and the USSR was still a massive power. World War 2 ended with a dramatic conclusion, with the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the Soviets raising their flag over the Reichstag in Berlin. In Berlin, it was divided into East  and West, and the Berlin wall would be built in 1961, 4 years before  the  start of Vietnam. The west feared communist invasion- and even an operation was devised to defend against a soviet attack, known as "Operation Unthinkable."

Each side feared attack from one another so they formed pacts or treaties with other nations as a defense. The  Soviets with the Warsaw Pact, and the West with NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization. These tensions would remain  until the end of the Cold War in 1991, when the Soviet Union fell on December 26th.

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