Why was the city of Berlin vulnerable to Soviet influence? The Allies had promised it to the Soviets after World War II.

It was located within the Soviet zone of Germany.

The Soviets had lost their own capital city in the war.

The correct answer is B because it was located within the Soviet zone of Germany. ... This is why the competition of arriving first to Berlin started, and because the Soviets had influence already there it was vulnerable. The battle that took place there at the end of the World War concluded it.

Explanation:

c

explanation:

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