Four Powers Agreement

The Four Powers Agreement refers to an understanding formed after World War II among four major allied powers: the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union. It aimed to manage post-war Germany and Berlin, dividing the country into zones of occupation to prevent conflict and ensure stability. The agreement established protocols for diplomatic relations and governance in Berlin, highlighting the role of these powers in maintaining peace and order in Europe during the Cold War era. It was a pivotal moment in shaping post-war Europe and addressing the challenges of reconstruction and division.