From Yalta to Berlin Book

	Maps
	Foreword
	Preface
	Introduction: Bismarck and the German Question	1
Ch. 1	Making Peace while Making War	5
	Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill	5
	Yalta Divides Germany	10
	Truman Joins at Potsdam	17
Ch. 2	The Occupation Begins	27
	The West Meets Molotov	27
	Stalin Takes Over His Zone	31
	Bevin, Byrnes and Bidault Link the Western Zones	42
Ch. 3	Stalin's Indecision	53
	Cold Days in Moscow	53
	Swept Up in Confrontation Rhetoric	61
	Why Germany Was Divided	67
Ch. 4	The Berlin Airlift	73
	The D-Mark and the Blockade	75
	Clay Invents Strategic Lift	78
	Stalin Ends the Blockade	85
Ch. 5	Political Division	89
	Adenauer Forms the Federal Republic of Germany	89
	Ulbricht Forms the German Democratic Republic	96
	Acheson and the North Atlantic Treaty	101
Ch. 6	War in Asia, Warning in Germany	105
	Kim Il Sung Launches the Bundeswehr	106
	Monnet, Schuman and Adenauer Create Europe	109
	Stalin's Final Try	113
	Beria and the Berlin Uprising	119
Ch. 7	The Lines Harden	127
	Eden Brings West Germany into NATO	127
	Divided Europe	129
	The Strategic Equation	133
	The Split	135
Ch. 8	The Berlin Ultimatum	137
	Khrushchev Sets a Deadline	138
	The Allies Debate	140
	Eisenhower Tries Summitry	143
Ch. 9	The Wall	149
	Kennedy's Trial by Fire	152
	Ulbricht Gets His Wall	156
	The Allies Thank Ulbricht	160
Ch. 10	The Battle for West Berlin	167
	Clay Makes His Move	168
	Tanks at Checkpoint Charlie	172
	Kennedy Probes	178
	Khrushchev's End Run to Cuba	183
Ch. 11	De Gaulle Moves In	193
	Adenauer Thanks de Gaulle	194
	Kennedy Becomes a Berliner	196
	Winners, Losers, and Twice Divided Europe	199
Ch. 12	The Poisoned Chalice	203
	Germans Face the German Question	204
	Three Men and a Pregnant Phrase	210
	Kiesinger Manages the Transition	214
Ch. 13	Detente in Moscow	225
	Nixon and Brandt Open Doors	225
	Egon, Leo and Slava	230
	Brandt Kneels in Warsaw	241
	Once Again, Keystone Berlin	243
Ch. 14	Detente in Germany	251
	Odd Man Out	251
	Wrapping Up the Berlin Accord	255
	The West Coordinates	258
	The Two Germanys	260
Ch. 15	Brandt's Brief Triumph	265
	The Bundestag Mystery	266
	Honecker and the Fall of Brandt	267
	Turning the Corner	269
Ch. 16	Brezhnev Alters the Bargain	273
	Schmidt and Honecker Take Over	274
	Brezhnev Enters the Gray Area	278
	The Dreamer and the Macher	283
	The End of Schmidt	289
Ch. 17	Moscow Under Pressure	295
	Reagan and Kohl Deploy the Euro-Missiles	295
	The Man from Dixon and the Man from Stavropol	303
	Gorbachev Reverses His Alliances	310
	The "Coalition of Reason,"	317
Ch. 18	Bursting through the Wall	327
	The Hungarian Gate	328
	Kurt Masur, the Kapellmeister of Leipzig	330
	The Hated Stones	340
	Why the Revolt?	346
Ch. 19	Putting Germany Together Again	351
	Kohl Takes Control	351
	The Occupation Powers Set Conflicting Terms	364
	Two Plus Four Makes Five	372
	Bush and Worner Change NATO	385
	Moscow and Berlin: A New Rapallo?	392
Ch. 20	The New German Question	397
	Cold War Legacies	398
	The "Berlin Republic,"	402
	The Europe of Berlin	408
	Another German-American Century?	411
	The Third German Question	415
	Notes	419
	Index	457