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The document summarizes the major World War II conferences between Stalin, FDR, and Churchill that determined the postwar occupation of Germany and influence in Eastern Europe. At Yalta, it was decided Germany would be divided into occupation zones and Stalin would declare war on Japan. However, at Potsdam, Stalin refused to allow free elections in Eastern Europe as agreed and installed pro-Soviet governments in countries like Poland. This led to Eastern Europe falling under Soviet control and the emergence of the Iron Curtain dividing Europe politically and ideologically for the duration of the Cold War.
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- 1. World War II Conferences Why Europe ended up the way it was from 1945- 1991
- 2. Tehran, Iran • Date: November, 1943 • Who: Stalin, FDR, Churchill • Decisions: –American-British invasion of France –Soviet invasion of eastern Europe
- 3. Yalta, USSR • Date: February, 1945 • Who: Stalin, FDR, Churchill • Decisions: –Germany divided into occupation zones –Stalin to declare war on Japan 3 months after Germany defeated –Eastern European gov’ts to be freely elected, but pro-Soviet
- 4. Churchill, FDR, & Stalin
- 6. Potsdam, Germany • Date: July, 1945 • Who: Stalin, Truman, Atlee • Decisions: –Truman insisted on free elections in eastern Europe –Stalin refused, feared hostile countries on boarder & 3rd German invasion –Stalin won, Truman angry
- 7. Predictions • What do you think some of the outcomes will be?
- 8. Outcomes • Elections in eastern European countries were overturned by Stalin • New “free elections” run by Stalin elected Soviet controlled gov’ts in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Poland
- 9. • Soviet controlled East Germany split from rest of Germany • Communist revolts, backed by Stalin, in Greece & Turkey fail because of US & UK support –Start of the Truman Doctrine to “contain” communism where it was at that point
- 10. The Iron Curtain • The concept of the Iron Curtain symbolized the ideological fighting and physical boundary dividing Europe into separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991.
- 11. Iron Curtain • Churchill’s speech in March 1946: –“From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent. The populations… lie in the Soviet sphere and all are subject, in one form or another, not only to Soviet influence but to a very high and increasing measure of control from Moscow.”
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