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Franklin Roosevelt

Winston Churchill

Josef Stalin

Clement Attlee

His Conservative Party was crushed by the Labour Party.

He became gravely ill with lung cancer.

He felt it was important to be in Britain when it was under attack.

He had a major falling out with Stalin over the future of Europe.

Soon after the Battle of Midway.

Just before D-Day.

Not long after the Battle of Stalingrad.

During the Battle of the Bulge.

Britain and the U.S. agreed to open up a second front against Germany by mid-1944.

Stalin demanded that Germany be split into two independent countries.

Stalin promised to enter the war against Japan after Germany was defeated.

They all agreed to replace the League of Nations with a new world peace organization.

In the Mediterranean Sea.

In the Swiss Alps.

In the Crimea.

In Iran.

Bessarabia

Latvia

Lithuania

Estonia

Germany would be divided into four occupation zones.

Berlin would be divided into four occupation zones.

Austria would be divided into four occupation zones.

Germany would be divided into two independent countries after the occupation ended.

Free elections in Eastern European countries.

The Soviet Union entering the war with Japan within 90 days of defeating Germany.

The establishment of the United Nations.

The Soviet Union was allowed to keep part of Poland.

That they receive territorial compensation in Manchuria if they help fight against Japan.

That Poland would be given all of the German territory east of the Rivers Oder and Neisse.

That no United Nations Security Council member would have veto power.

That they get all of Sakhalin Island if they help fight against Japan.

some agreements were secured between Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union.

the United States had tested the first atomic bomb in New Mexico.

it was not certain whether some of the promises made would be carried out after the war due to mutual suspicion.

it was agreed that Germany was to be given the “chance to … rebuild its life on a democratic and peaceful basis”

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Joseph Stalin

Winston Churchill

Clement Attlee

Just outside of Warsaw, Poland.

Just outside of Berlin, Germany.

Just outside of Prague, Czechoslovakia.

Just outside of Gdansk, Poland.

during the Battle of the Bulge.

during the Battle of Berlin.

soon after the D-Day invasion.

after Germany surrendered and the war was over in Europe.

Germany would be disarmed.

Germany would eventually be divided into two independent states.

The Nazi Party would be disbanded.

Nazi leaders would be put on trial for war crimes.

Free elections were scheduled for Germany upon reunification of the the country.

Each power could take what it wanted from its zone.

The Soviet Union could take 25% of the industrial equipment in other zones.

Germany was to be temporarily run by a Control Council made up of the military commander from each of the four zones.

Truman informed Churchill about the nature of the atomic bomb.

Truman did not inform Stalin about the nature of the atomic bomb.

Truman did not inform Churchill or Stalin about the nature of the atomic bomb.

The Soviet Union secretly invaded Manchuria without informing Truman or Churchill.

Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki.

Potsdam Conference ends.

Japan surrenders.

The Soviet Union took part in the occupation of Japan after World War II.

The Soviet Union declared war on Japan after the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

The Soviet Union invaded Manchuria at the end of World War II.

After Japan surrendered, the Soviet Union invaded the Kuril Islands and have controlled them ever since.

after the Tehran Conference (Nov./Dec. 1943)

after the Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945)

after the Potsdam Conference (July/Aug. 1945)

after Japan surrendered