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- - - - February 1945 Yalta conference:
        
        the Yalta conference was held to make further decisions about what happens to Europe
        
        free elections should be held
        
        USA and Britain- free parties to leave the people to vote for
        
        USSR- only communist parties as they "represented" the people the most
        
        United Nations was created.
      - July/August 1945 Potsdam conference:
        
        after Germany surrendered the grand alliance met in post dam to work out finer details for Germany and Europe
        
        problems
        
        undecided when the four zones of Germany would become whole again.
        
        Britain and USA were alarmed by Stalin's actions in Poland installing a pro-communist country
        
        high tensions as the was a new prime minister for Britain (Clement Attlee) and USA (Harry Truman)
        
        agreements made
        
        The "Big three" plus France would divide Germany and Berlin between them
        
        Nazi leaders would be tried for war crimes at Nuremberg
        
        the new boundaries of Poland were agreed
      - 1943 Tehran conference:
        
        Britain and USA had different out looks at politically compared to The USSR building tension however this was put aside to tackle the common enemy Germany.
        
        The focus was to make a plan to defeat Germany and to discuss what happens to Germany and Europe after the war.
        
        Britain' and the US's prime minster agreed that the USSR could gain a sphere of influence in east an Europe.
  - - - The red army(USSR army) occupied Eastern Europe.
        
        these countries would pass into USSR's sphere of influence after the war.
        
        between 1945 and 1948, Stalin installed pro-soviet"puppet"government
        
        placed in Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia
        
        side note:
        
        for a while Czechoslovakia was going to stay democratic
- - - - Gorbachev wanted to change the soviets ways
        
        he did this by adding the policys
        
        perestroika = reconstruction
        
        he abandoned the Brezhnev doctrine
        
        to make the Sinatra doctrine
        
        to allow the satellite country's to make up their own mind
        
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        glasnost = openness
        
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