Author profile: Eleanor Kaye

Why did the Soviets provoke a series of crises over Berlin between 1958 and 1961?

Eleanor Kaye • Aug 5 2011 • Essays

The motivations for the Soviets in provoking the crises of 1958-1961 can, for the most part, be divided into four categories: defensive, economic, the role of the East German communists and external factors. Different historians place varying amounts of importance on each group of factors.

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