4. The Yalta Conference

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When was the Yalta Conference?

4th-11th February 1945

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Where was Yalta?

In Crimea

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What did the Yalta Conference represent?

A high point in Grand Alliance cooperation, and a commitment to good international relations in a post-war world

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(Objectives- US/UK) What did Roosevelt and Churchill want in terms of international relations?

Collective security (where all states would cooperate) through the UN

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(Objectives- US/UK) What did Roosevelt and Churchill want in terms of cooperation with the USSR?

Long term cooperation

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(Objectives- US/UK) What did Roosevelt and Churchill want in terms of the political structure of Europe (2 things)?

- All countries to have free elections and leaders
- No outside spheres of influence

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(Objectives- US/UK) What did Roosevelt and Churchill want in terms of Germany?

Its reconstruction and re-education as a democracy

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(Objectives- US/UK) What did Roosevelt and Churchill want in terms of economic reconstruction?

World economic reconstruction through the newly created IMF and World Bank

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(Objectives- USSR) What did Stalin want in terms of international relations?

For the USSR to control its own destiny

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(Objectives- USSR) What did Stalin want in terms of cooperation with Britain and the USA?

Cooperation

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(Objectives- USSR) What did Stalin want in terms of the political structure of Europe?

Security for the USSR created by controlled spheres of influence

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(Objectives- USSR) What did Stalin want in terms of Germany?

For it to remain weak in the indefinite future

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(Objectives- USSR) What did Stalin want in terms of economic reconstruction?

Economic reconstruction for the USSR (mainly at Germany's expense)

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(Agreements) What was agreed about Germany?

It would be divided into 4 zones which would be administered by the USA, USSR, UK and France

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(Agreements) What was agreed about Berlin?

That it would be divided in the same way as Germany

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(Agreements) What was agreed about the UN?

That it would be formally ratified

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(Agreements) What was agreed about USSR gaining land (2 things)?

- The USSR would gain land from Poland
- Poland would be expanded to the North and West

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(Agreements) What did Stalin agree about politics in Poland?

That it would have free electrons

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(Agreements) What was agreed about Europe?

That a Declaration of Liberated Europe should be created (this involved free elections in all states)

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(Overall) What did Yalta appear to be?

A great success with clear East-West agreements

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(Overall) What was the reality of relations?

That some of the agreements and relations were already fracturing

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(Overall) What was the one of the main disagreements over?

Poland

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(Overall) What did Stalin want in terms of Poland (3 things)?

- The communist Lublin government to stay in place
- Full Soviet control over Poland
- No free elections (which could go against him)

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(Overall) Who opposed this view?

Roosevelt

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(Overall) What is an example of this opposition?

Roosevelts letter in April 1945 which addressed the 'Polish Question' and opposed Stalin keeping his regime and favouring the Lublin government

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(Overall) Where else had tensions rose after Yalta?

In Germany because of the dismemberment agreement