The Aftermath of WWII - Kyra Whalley
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- I agree with you both regarding Japan, but, we need to discuss Germany and the UN.
- Stalin, FDR, and Churchill at the Yalta Conference of 1945 beginning their discussion with the future of Japan.
- I will join the war against Japan after Germany surrenders if you allow me to control the part of Japan my country previously lost.
- Stalin, I will agree to let you take control over Japan since you agreed to help my country by joining the war against them.
- It is now final that Germany will be demilitarized and split into different zones which we control with France. Stalin, we must now discuss your role in the formation and creation of the UN.
- Stalin, FDR, and Churchill at the Yalta Conference of 1945 shift their focus to Germany and the United Nations (UN).
- As of today, I agree to the Soviet Union's participation in the UN if we follow through with members of the Security Council holding veto power.
- We can now officially agree to the veto power changes and conclude this discussion until we meet again after Germany surrenders.
- FDR speaks to congress about the Yalta Conference and the progress that was made.
- I come from the Crimean Conference. There were two main purposes in this Conference. The first was to bring defeat to Germany with the greatest possible speed, and the smallest possible loss of Allied men. The second purpose was to continue to build the foundation for an international accord that would bring order and security after the chaos of the war...
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