Rising tensions
why did tensions begin to rise in europe after world war 112
the united states planned to leave west germany.
the united states planned to invade east germany.
the soviet union wanted to control the entire city of berin
the soviet union wanted to leave berlin but was forced to stay.

"The Soviet Union wanted to control the entire city of Berlin".

Option: C

Explanation:

After World War-II the tensions were hiked as President Truman intended to protect the United States' image as world leader. Therefore he wanted to prevent the "Soviet Union" from distributing "Communism" beyond its "post-World war II boundaries". The soviets tried to command the entire city by banning basic needs like water, roadways, rail etc into West Berlin. This resulted into horrifying diplomatic movements by the Soviets although United States came up by encountering renewed purpose and confidence.

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during the hitler era and it caused them to declare war on germany