Which of the following best explains the division of germany? *each of the allies wanted to control germany. *germany asked for the allied in peace. *the allies would all germany adjust to post-war changes. *the borders were debated and the allies had to change the map of europe.

The best answer to the question: Which of the following best explains the division of Germany, would be: Each of the allies wanted to control Germany.

Explanation:

After World War II, when once again Germany had been the starting point of conflict, and war, and when the Allies had beaten the Axis Powers, including Germany, in 1945, one of the debates was who should control, particuarly, Berlin, the capital of the city. On the one hand was the United States and the Western European nations, like Britain, who wished Germany to be in their hands and become democratic and capitalist. On the other hand were the Soviets, who were the first to reach Berlin, and who were the main reason for the final defeat of Germany. They wished to gain control of Berlin, and of Germany, and put it under Soviet control. The final answer to this issue of who should control the nation, was, to divide it, and in the end, it got so serious that the Soviets built the Berlin Wall to represent the final division and breaking of the once mighty Nazi Germany. That is why the answer is the first one.

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