To Save a City

The Berlin Airlift explores the pivotal events of 1948-1949 when Western Allies supplied West Berlin by air in response to the Soviet blockade. It examines the logistical challenges, the bravery of the pilots, and the political tensions of the Cold War era. Through detailed accounts and personal stories, the book highlights the resilience of the citizens of Berlin and the strategic significance of the airlift in shaping post-war Europe. The narrative captures both the human spirit and the geopolitical stakes involved in this historic operation.