What was the main point of disagreement regarding the berlin crisis in 1961

The Berlin Crisis in 1961 occurred at the end of the first phase of the Cold War and the main point of disagreement was over the free access of Britain, the US and France to West Berlin - the USSR wanted to limit access to it only when they permitted it. Previously, borders between East and West Germany were easy to cross, but the USSR wanted to change this. The crisis led to the erection of the Berlin Wall.

Lloyd george was known to use words such as "freedom" and "reconciliation" to show that great britain did not want war, since almost all of europe during this time was very wary of beginning another war after world war i