Garantiesektor
The Garantiesektor is a region of West Berlin that was designated as an area under French administrative control during the Cold War. It was created in 1945 by the Allied Powers after the end of World War II as part of the Potsdam Agreement. The Garantiesektor was specifically designed to separate West Berlin from the Soviet-occupied sector of Germany and to provide a secure channel for access to the city.
Located around the historic center of West Berlin, the Garantiesektor covered a significant portion of the
The Garantiesektor also housed various international organizations and institutions, including the Allied Control Council and the