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Cold War. Lecture 1. Post WWII Peace. Yalta Conference. Potsdam Conference. US, Britain, Russia Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, would have free elections Russia reneged. Truman, Stalin,Churchill Divided Germany into 4 sections of occupations Soviets claim reparations from their section. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Cold War

Lecture 1

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Post WWII Peace

Yalta Conference Potsdam Conference

US, Britain, Russia Poland, Bulgaria,

Romania, would have free elections

Russia reneged

Truman, Stalin,Churchill

Divided Germany into 4 sections of occupations

Soviets claim reparations from their section

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Post WWII Peace

Super Powers

UN 1945 – General Assembly, Security Council

[US, Britain, France, China, Russia]

Created Jewish state of Israel

Universal Doctrine of Human Rights

Geneva Convention:

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Soviet goals vs. American goals

Soviet America

Keep Germany weak and divided

Eastern Europe under Soviet control

Spread Communism World Domination

Germany stronger and united

Eastern Europe – Independent Nations

Stop spread of Communism

Support free peoples resisting subjugation

Containment

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US Cold War Policies

Truman Doctrine 1947 Marshall Plan 1948

Support free peoples resisting subjugation

$13 billion in aid to European countries

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Berlin Airlift

Lasted about a year.

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Satellite States Countries/States controlled by the Soviets

Poland Czech Republic Hungary Romania Bulgaria

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Iron Curtain 1946 Winston Churchill Eastern Europe Under Soviet control Crushing political and religious dissent.

Containment 1947 US Foreign Policy Goal: to keep communism contained (limited)

to its existing borders. Full Commitment of the American

economic, military, and military power.

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The Cold War 46 year struggle Rivalry between 2 superpowers

Never a “Hot” conflict