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Origins of the Cold War

1. The Soft Underbelly
2. Teheran
3. The Percentages Agreement
4. Yalta
5. The New Team
6. Potsdam
7. Growing Mistrust
8. Getting Tough with Russia

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Pietro Badoglio
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Joseph E. Davies
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Moscow Conference(October 19 30, 1943)
Hull
Eden
Molotov
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Moscow Conference(October 19 30, 1943)

• Declaration on General Security
• Unconditional Surrender
• Soviet declaration of war on Japan

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The Cairo Conference(Nov. 22 Nov. 26, 1943)
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II. Tehran Conference(Nov. 28 Dec. 1, 1943)
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Teheran Conference(Nov. 28 Dec. 1, 1943)

• Operation Overlord
• Operation Anvil
• Soviet declaration of war on Japan
• Talk of postwar world

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III. The Percentages Agreement
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Operation Bagration(June 22, 1944)
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The Percentages Agreement
U.S.S.R. Great Britain
90 Romania 10 75 Bulgaria 25
10 Greece 90 50 Hungary 50
50 Yugoslavia 50
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IV. Yalta
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YaltaFebruary 4-11, 1945

• United Nations
• Japan
• Poland
• Reparations
• Germany

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Declaration on Liberated Europe
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JCS 1067

• De-Nazification
• De-Militarization
• Punishment of War Criminals
• Allied Control over Industry
• Democratization

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Berlin
Soviet Zone
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Berlin
British Zone
Soviet Zone
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Berlin
British Zone
Soviet Zone
French
Zone
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Berlin
British Zone
Soviet Zone
French
U.S. Zone
Zone
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V. The New Team
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President Harry S. Truman
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Sec. State James F. Byrnes
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VI. Potsdam
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Atomic Diplomacy
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VII. Growing Mistrust
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VIII. Getting Tough with Russia
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John Foster Dulles
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Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg
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President Harry S. Truman