1961. aasta Berliini kriis

1961. aasta Berliini kriis (saksa keeles Berlin-Krise) oli poliit-sõjaväeline kriis, mis leidis aset 4. juunist 9. novembrini 1961. Tegu oli külma sõja viimase suurema Berliini ja teise maailmasõja järgset Saksamaad puudutava vahejuhtumiga. Berliini kriis algas, kui Nõukogude Liit seadis kõikide sõjavägede Berliinist väljaviimiseks ultimaatumi. Selle alla kuulusid ka lääneriikide väed Lääne-Berliinis. Kriis kulmineerus Berliini lõhenemisega, kuna Ida-Saksamaa ehitas linna Berliini müüri.

Kriisi ajal toimus Moskvas NLKP 22. kongress, mis oli viimane, kus osales ka Hiina Kommunistlik Partei.

• 1958.–1959. aasta Berliini kriis
• Põgenemiskatsed ja hukkunud Saksamaade vahelisel piiril
• Sakslaste põgenemised ja väljasaatmised (1944–1950)
• Republikflucht
• Berliini ajalugu
• Nikita Hruštšov
• Dwight D. Eisenhoweri presidentuur
• John F. Kennedy presidentuur

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• The Wall, 1958–1963
• Forty Years Crisis
• First strike options and the Berlin Crisis
• Khrushchev’s Secret Speech on the Berlin Crisis, August 1961
• Conference: "From Vienna to Checkpoint Charlie: The Berlin Crisis of 1961"