Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin meet at Yalta (1945)

[@qwerty6383]

"Greatest military leader of all time" you don't hear that description of Stalin much in the western media since the cold war heh

[@fabiojr8082]

true

[@johnsonpatrick80]

Wasn’t his strategy was to win with numbers?

[@ghboy2914]

Because he mosly win the war

[@1940limited]

He killed millions of his own people.

[@fabiojr8082]

@@1940limited yes Churchill killed millions of indians

[@redjirachi1]

For better or worse, these were giants of the 20th century. What an interaction to witness

[@politicalridicule]

When Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt met in Yalta in 1945 to resolve the issue of the redistribution of borders in Europe after the already close end of the war, Churchill and Roosevelt proposed to Stalin: "Joseph Vissarionovich! Give us the Crimea, and we will give you a piece of Germany of the same size for that." To which Stalin says: "If you guess my riddle, I will give you the Crimea." Then he clenched his fist and stuck out three fingers -thumb, index and middle. "Which of these three fingers is the middle one?" asked Stalin. Churchill was surprised by the simplicity of the riddle and grabbed his index finger "Here's the middle one!" "No, I didn't guess," Stalin replied. Roosevelt thought that Stalin was being cunning, and it was necessary to choose all of them with 5 fingers. So he pointed at the middle finger. "No, and you didn't guess," Stalin replied. Then he folded the three fingers to fico of his left hand: "Here's the middle one! Here is our Crimea for you!"

[@wafflepv]

@@politicalridicule send the article?

[@politicalridicule]

@@wafflepv It's not real story, it a joke ;)

[@හේෂාන්පෙරේරා]

20th century 2nd half

[@tdofeldt5742]

@@politicalridicule ha

[@randomperson11yago22]

Stalin: 🗿🎩 Roosevelt: 🗿👓 Churchill: ✌🏻🚬

[@vozvodim_doma]

Stalin constantly smoked a pipe

[@erenayozmusullu9168]

@@vozvodim_doma He was just trying to compete with Zog

[@The_Christian_Cavalier]

Innit lad

[@subaru22b18]

Hitler: 🗿🔫

[@ant7936]

You forgot the booze. FDR described WC as a drunk.

[@frankcabral8003]

My grandfather whom I was named after was selected out of a special group to guard Roosevelt at this meeting. It was his proudest moment he told me 2 men held the president completely up to shake his hand due to polio, He never told me if he also shook hands with Churchill or Stalin... Another proud moment was when my Grandmother bought a Bob Hope Signed picture and fake letter so my grandfather would believe Bob remembered him from the war...very sweet they were married for over 50 years, he was discharged with honor and medals after a 3 man morter friendly fire incident he took a lot of shrapnel to the back and eventually woke up in a hospital...He passed away around 1999 full military funeral we still have the flag and i keep an empty shell casing. I Miss my grandparents dearly fantastic people.

[@yash1...]

Ok

[@Abd_El-Hamid]

@@yash1... Ok

[@criscac4268]

Part of some historic moments

[@sanyo8440]

Awesome story. You felt a trickle of living history directly. Not a lot of people get to say that.

[@outremer91]

From allies to enemies in less than a decade. Incredible.

[@toohdvaetihom7088]

Stalin didn't want to be enemies. Western capitalists were afraid of him.

[@oloansitanggang410]

Its politic, no friends for everlasting, no enemies for ever, time is the answer to change the situation...for ever

[@goodsonicfan5016]

@@oloansitanggang410That’s true.

[@oloansitanggang410]

@@goodsonicfan5016 Yes bro....our History has been like our ocean; sometimes its calm, n another time its wave like mountain...just enjoy it. Things were No everlasting.

[@charliefarmer4365]

That’s history for you.

[@conspiracytherapy23]

The idea of fdr and Stalin laughing about Churchill having on a stupid hat brings a lot of humanity to this moment. We’re all human.

[@Banggeek]

time stamp?

[@concept5631]

Timestamp

[@lilyevans4244]

3:15 i think

[@hanhdhsj]

Three subhumans

[@nobytes2]

@@Banggeek can't watch a 4 min video? we're truly fak in this generation lazy people

[@rocketeer9065]

I was there in April, 2019. It didn't change since 1945. Such a beatiful place.

[@TotalFatalies]

@stickman47487 dang you old… how old were you?

[@ita5297]

@@TotalFatalies he was stalin

[@M.Robespierre]

Maybe you're the Stalin reincarnation.

[@kassentan1912]

@@M.Robespierre lol

[@Recraw7]

its changed now

[@spurcalluth6300]

Churchill's powers of rhyming were unrivaled. Going from Malta to Yalta like a boss.

[@147NITRO]

Going there, were he was told to go ))

[@churchillricardo2541]

Yes

[@zoinx7468]

he was the rhyme minister

[@zoinx7468]

@@jararacavoadora5868 theres no way you have friends

[@zoinx7468]

@@jararacavoadora5868 nah im just saying that you don't have friends

[@mythic017]

*"Then Stalin wanted to jump on Churchill's belly"*

[@artmezzer1209]

BOINGY BOINGY BOINGY

[@svetlanalex9621]

Can I have Romania?

[@artmezzer1209]

Sure

[@svetlanalex9621]

@@artmezzer1209 *DIPLOMACY 100*

[@Евген-м6ж]

😂😂😂

[@tanishqgoel8794]

Stalin: that was one hell of a war! Franklin: yeah we beat the hell out of hitler! Winston :ikr!

[@mauricecornforth1233]

the USSR (socialism) beat the united army of Europe (capitalism). The "allies" jumped in at the end.

[@grin_golt6562]

@@mauricecornforth1233 Nazis wasn't capitalists.

[@mauricecornforth1233]

@@grin_golt6562 yeah yeah they came from Mars and got their money out of thin air. They were the bulldogs of the most reactionary layers of the German bourgeoisie/capitalists.

[@mauricecornforth1233]

@@grin_golt6562 "fascism... is the open terrorist dictatorship of the most reactionary, most chauvinistic and most imperialist elements of finance capital" (c) Georgi Dimitrov, The Fascist Offensive and the Tasks of the Communist International in the Struggle of the Working Class against Fascism, Main Report delivered at the Seventh World Congress of the Communist International

[@blakemenro3808]

@@mauricecornforth1233 Buddy, their ideology was based on National Socialism, and they literally printed their own money…

[@oldnoob1520]

Rest in peace Roosevelt He was having an incredible hard time, with his frail body, and still managed to attend this important meeting. Roosevelt died 2 months after this was taken

[@DirectorButter]

"piece" Riiiight....

[@Castorea_YT]

Rest in pieces indeed

[@Suber78]

@@Castorea_YT 🤔

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Alright so all these kids can't get over the fact you wrote piece. But yeah that's truly amazing.

[@khabbad]

Roosevelt was a deplorable man and a terrible President but I guess when you die in office during a world war history will forgive all of his enormous mistakes, indiscretions and crimes

[@MoeThantTin]

A night during the summit, Roosevelt knocked Churchil's room door to tell something important. Churchil was taking a shower then and opened the door. Roosevelt was surprised to see him naked and said to put something on. But Churchil replied, "There is nothing to hide between UK and US".

[@snaptek5745]

Lol XD made me laugh

[@Criscosta]

That scene was taken in Washington (White House), not during this summit

[@kingabbasi8014]

Lol

[@hotman_pt_]

ahahah congratulations

[@hotman_pt_]

I like the fact that he said US and not "United States"

[@aryastark772]

Imagine the amount of events throughout history big and small that we have never seen on photos or KZbin and the ones we will never see when we’re gone

[@krizalid2000]

true

[@umeshkhanna4896]

What a deep thought? We all will be gone one day and that is the ultimate truth 👍

[@wallin1]

I'm already gone

[@scholaroftheworldalternatehist]

Yep there's a feeling of FOMO for the rest of humanity's story

[@alex4k486]

This where the elites met and realized they must take over the next generation

[@junereyantipuesto5957]

The real big 3....

[@badstriker]

Yeah. Like Stalin said once "who invited the french"

[@josephstalin6132]

Hitler is needed then big 4!!

[@gohanblanco5641]

Stalin alone is 99%

[@michaelmirraandmarc]

@@gohanblanco5641 True. The Soviet Union did 99% of the work in WW2 Europe.

[@Dth-str]

@@gohanblanco5641 what 99%? 😂

[@_H_Y_S_]

It is a pity that they did not manage to remain friends after the war.

[@rizzospastis]

Stalin was the best. They tried to destroy him and they failed

[@justasimplemathematicallye3917]

@@rizzospastis are you unironically defending stalin with that profile picture and name I'm afraid I might ask you to be respectable towards certain individuals you are unintentionally insulting stalin and I would like to let you know

[@rizzospastis]

@@justasimplemathematicallye3917 1. U say that as u have himmler as ur pfp. Oh and by the way yes i am an ironic stalinist. Wide is my motherland, insignificant are u imperialists!

[@rizzospastis]

@@goldenmountain5902 karma..

[@Whoami691]

Truman. Thats why. Rosevelt and stalin had a good relationship, but truman hated russia and undid all the work rosevelt had done.

[@mattiasakemalm1412]

Stalin made a joke. Roosevelt laughed. Stalin laughed. Churchill took off his hat. So started the cold war.

[@TylerHulan]

I love that I was sitting here making fun of Churchill's hat and apparently so was FDR and Stalin.

[@LuciFernato]

Aaah, here we see a cigarette, cigar and pipe smoker all together representing 3 world powers

[@kosta.d7388]

@Jordan Myles Evans okay nazi

[@ShadoWafel]

@Jordan Myles Evans yeah, that's why they got rid of Germany. Not the genocide, ethnic cleansing and plans for world domination.

[@jamelabarrogo3749]

Maybe smoking can make a great leader, LOL.

[@caa4118]

@@jamelabarrogo3749 Hitler himself really hate smoking and was planning to ban it on the entire country, the reason he lost

[@jamelabarrogo3749]

@@caa4118 Yo-- that is interesting fact. (The Big Three don't let him do that since smoking is their only happiness between these crises...)

[@Alexxxxander]

Once we were real allies who liberated the whole of Europe. And thanks to the brave American and British soldiers who, together with our brave Soviet soldiers, fought against the enemy for the benefit of the whole world. Best regards from Russia.

[@FondationPARADA]

Yes, it's true. And what a pitty that Stalin was a mass murderer.

[@dek0der758]

Yea so much brave that Soviets caused millions of death because of hunger in Balkans and Ukraine. Also Stalin was a dictator who killed his own innocent field-marshalls

[@Yuri_Rus]

@@FondationPARADA It's funny to read ridiculous stereotyped beliefs about Stalin and the Soviet Union that have nothing to do with reality.

[@karantikoo9302]

@@Yuri_Rus they pretend as if british and americans were pour souls

[@Grivian]

"Liberated Europe" Others would call it occupation, forcing ideology and coerced alliances. Nazism and Communism were two awful ideologies that should have ended in 1945, alas the latter had a longer run. I guess the real problem is powerful megalomanic dictators who want to be remembered as great military leaders and believe in some delusional destiny for their country before it is surpassed by nations with more potential.

[@matthewakian2]

I love watching these old showreels. Nothing seems more heroic than mechanisation to stop Hitler.

[@toonp1681]

It's almost cute how uninformed you are.

[@reposter6434]

Except none of them got involved to directly stop Hitler... They only got involved because they were forced to for political reasons only

[@SuperNevile]

Yes, the jaunty music, the RP delivery, "everyone 'avin' a bit of a laugh" during deliberations, the clothes, the hats, the ciggies, pipe and cigars. All while millions had died. No one did propaganda like the Brits.

[@boo_tao5375]

Stalin killed more than hitler but is remembered as a hero. History written by victors

[@callmetpm2586]

@@boo_tao5375 Who won the cold war again? You must be thinking independently 😄👍

[@StraightEdgeSieghart]

After the meeting: *Churchill proceeds to plan Operation: Unthinkable.

[@MyPrideFlag]

shame it didnt happen

[@edgynuke5007]

@@MyPrideFlag yeah because everyone wanted a Third World War literally as soon as the second one ended

[@sailorv8067]

@@MyPrideFlag yeah, bs it's so nice to plan destroying a country which has just saved the planet from Hitler

[@MyPrideFlag]

@@sailorv8067 The same country that made a pact with Hitler at the start of the war, invaded Poland together, Baltic states, Finland, Romania. The same country that provided Hitler with all nessecary resources like oil and iron for his campaigns in western europe. Without Soviets Hitler would run out of resources very quickly and that's what Britain and France counted in 1939.

[@sailorv8067]

@@MyPrideFlag people who learn some alternative history relying on some fantasy sources don't look very clever you know 😁

[@jeomirit]

was at this palace today, this is insane how beautiful it is

[@freyahikari2078]

seeing how much Roosevelts health declined within a year is heartbreaking

[@basedneutral1173]

💀

[@mrlarry271]

Stalin was in a dominant position at this conference. Eastern Europe was doomed to fall under Soviet influence unless we wanted to have a third world war right after the second which is not reasonable.

[@cristobalalvarez5491]

Russia was weak at that time after the war

[@averagetrole1369]

@@cristobalalvarez5491 Funny enough, by 1945, the USSR is at the height of its military power.

[@cristobalalvarez5491]

@@averagetrole1369 not really look up at its history

[@averagetrole1369]

@@cristobalalvarez5491 yes they are. Even the UK and the US did not dare to fight the Soviets even with plans on rearming the German Population. Look up for OP Unthinkable.

[@averagetrole1369]

@@cristobalalvarez5491 wait actually, my initial statement is incorrect, because the Soviets aren't even it's peak by 1945. They had reached their peak as a superpower by 1960-70

[@unnatixlr8]

History repeated itself when Shawn Layden, Reggie Fis Aime and Phil Spencer stood together at TGA

[@trevorphillips3402]

But who are they

[@unnatixlr8]

@@trevorphillips3402 They were the representative higher ups of PlayStation, Nintendo and Xbox respectively at that time.

[@trevorphillips3402]

@@unnatixlr8 ohhh I see

[@dabatman2701]

@@unnatixlr8 Ha nice.

[@zes3813]

wr

[@Raantas]

"German military power will never rise again" Roosevelt : sigh* :) Churchill : Anyway :D Stalin : or will it?

[@victorvon7080]

Hahaha not funny

[@tupolev.designs]

Lol good one

[@selciorjavieriaushelmann9536]

I like how all the three powers are all sitting differently at the end of the video. It’s kind of showing what their countries are going to be in the future. Churchill’s legs are kept back, showing the decline of the British Empire. Roosevelt’s legs are forward, showing American dominance. Then Stalin’s legs are crossed, showing a prosperous beginning of the Soviet Union, not backing down to the Americans.

[@maulikprajapati5137]

I like your way of perceiving symbolism.

[@aadityamangalam394]

I think you're looking too much into it. How can their body posture signify what happens to their countries???

[@selciorjavieriaushelmann9536]

Don’t take it too literally, it’s just fun to interpret their postures and characteristics similar to being their county. I just really enjoy cinematography, and similar stuff like this in movies would be pretty awesome.

[@douglas61920]

I was there in 2010 and I could still feel the history that was made in that room.

[@samdaman2939]

They all seemed like really good friends when sitting down together next to eachother. I could just feel the friendly aura from all of them. I’m just surprised Stalin also gave off friendliness.

[@evangray2594]

Apparently Stalin was trying to make a good impression cause he wanted to make sure Russia would be among the World Powers even after the war. FDR, knowing he needed the Russians in this war, did his best to charm Stalin and they got on well. Or so I've read.

[@theburgerboy5936]

@@evangray2594 Honestly, this is the kind of thing that almost makes me wonder if the Cold War might've been prevented or at least delayed if FDR didn't die before the end of WW2.

[@evangray2594]

@@theburgerboy5936 pretty hard to say. Maybe not to the same extent but I am not enough of a historian to speculate on such alternative history

[@lerolero980]

​@@theburgerboy5936 if FDR lived until 1948 election, I'm sure cold War will be a different story now

[@Chisato_Strafe]

Not even a century ago and here we're witnessing drastic changes of the world ... in geopolitics, in culture, in technology ...

[@metaljunkie8393]

FDR and Stalin were really clowning on Churchill’s hat 😂💀

[@atomicexistentialism8428]

Despite the fact the figures on the left and right are controversial. One can't argue that right there. For just a few moments. The human race was unified in it's purpose. 3:16

[@DuyLe-is9py]

Sadly, this could never be achieved again without a common enemy

[@motchiman5423]

@@DuyLe-is9py True

[@goodmangoodman5908]

@Ewan Callister та идиот? Сталин откуда должен был знать что половина убитого населения не в чем не виновны? Да и тем более у Британии после войны был военный план против СССР.

[@OnlyGrafting]

@Ewan Callister Bengal Famine was the fault of the Indian government. They were offered enough autonomy to fix the corruption thay lead to it had they wished and simply drafted up some documents. But decided not to adopt the full privileges of dominion status and such leadership lead to the eventual famine. Even at that point Churchill was pleading with world leaders for shipping to go through heavily Japanese occupied SEA waters to deliver food from Australia as British shipping had been entirely used for the ongoing D-day preparations. None of them could. The one at fault may have been under the leadership of Churchill's parliament but the fault isn't his.

[@kraeuscallaye8506]

@@OnlyGrafting *Diaries written by British officers responsible for India's administration show that for months Churchill's government turned down urgent pleas for the export of food to India, fearing it would reduce stockpiles in the UK and take ships away from the war effort. Churchill felt local politicians could do more to help the starving. The notes also reveal the British prime minister's attitude towards India. During one government discussion about famine relief, Secretary of State for India Leopold Amery recorded that Churchill suggested any aid sent would be insufficient because of "Indians breeding like rabbits". We can't blame him for creating the famine in any way, What we can say is that he didn't alleviate it when he had the ability to do so, and we can blame him for prioritising white lives and European lives over South Asian lives which was really kind of unpleasant given the millions of Indian soldiers at the same time also serving in the Second World War. * Part of an article from BBC. Guess you are one those who think British colonial rule helped them more than harmed them. Churchill was a hero for europe not for Britain colonies, guess you just cant accept this simple fact?

[@Sahir_Here]

That has must've been the most happiest year in human history

[@yash1...]

No

[@reeyees50]

Or thr japanese

[@Shogun507]

Not for the Germans and the Japanese

[@lovatocrvero742]

You should ask the Axis countries about that😂😂 it wouldn't have been too happy for them

[@Flash_TV2186]

Stalin: super mario Churchill: the penguin

[@GeraltofRizziaa]

This is a textbook example of “The enemy of my enemy is my friend”.

[@Karlik044]

3:08 I have seen this place, when I was at Yalta 2 years ago. This place has a really goosebumps effect.

[@sailorv8067]

Прямо внутри дворца был? Как оно там?

[@rajunadayil9478]

Churchill : I am big . Roosevelt: I am bigger . Stalin: I am biggest.

[@stormtrooper8420]

Stalin was a short man

[@AntiDegenerate1971]

@@stormtrooper8420 yes roosevelt was the tallest among them, about 6feet tall

[@stormtrooper8420]

@@AntiDegenerate1971 oh really he looks may be 5'10 or something. I mean he was on a wheel chair

[@stormtrooper8420]

@@AntiDegenerate1971 while Stalin was 5'6 or something

[@stormtrooper8420]

@@AntiDegenerate1971 oh I checked he was close to 6'2. He may have shrunk after he got paralyzed half down

[@themadfarmer5207]

Despite the enormous carnage and destruction which Britain and Russia suffered and America to lesser extent, those leaders were trying to outdo each other with feasting and drinks, taking in turns to host the nights festivities. Stalin would not fly, so meetings had to be held in location which were accessable by rail and then cars. It was very strange about the levity of those meetings between those leaders and their advisors

[@viewer6271]

Stalin did fly to Tehran. He went from Moscow to Baku (then part of the USSR) by train. Then he flew from Baku to Tehran using American built Douglas-47. In his journey to Tehran Stalin was accompanied by a big group of people who later shared their memories in interviews and memoirs. The way back was the same: by plane to Baku and by train to Moscow.

[@deniboy03]

This meeting basically shaped the world as we know it today...

[@chi_seminavento]

Everything is fun and games until Churchill and Roosevelt realize that under Stalin’s cute smile he’s still a communist

[@G0TIMAN]

thanks god.

[@dataanimator]

And stalin realize they are imperialist capitalist .

[@mauricecornforth1233]

what is "communism"? define it

[@mauricecornforth1233]

@Jordan Myles Evans define the word "communist"

[@misterpotato427]

E

[@fadiashraf5181]

The fact that all these important people of last century are nowhere here and most of the population of this century doesn't even know their name is quite incredible and hard to digest !

[@MotoTvWoodsFarm]

Churchill began with an Empire and ended up losing all of it - Germany lost a war won the peace - Japan lost a war won a peace - Russia and America unchanged - Britain won a war - lost an empire

[@stephen6945]

The entire west has lost it's soul.

[@CoolReptiles70]

@@stephen6945 true

[@grzegoszszwajn8744]

Poland lost everything

[@WinXitheP00h]

@@stephen6945 Russia is a pathetic husk of Former glory of the USSR

[@vlad_47]

@@grzegoszszwajn8744 lol

[@geographygamer1245]

The dislikes are from The no no germans that have died.

[@kshitizsrivastava9429]

You means Nazi??))

[@Madara_Uchiha69420]

There are many who hate UK , USA and Soviet Union

[@ZZZDEPRIVATION]

2 of them didn’t last a decade after this was filmed.

[@1940limited]

Roosevelt died in the same year. April 1945. I'm not sure when this meeting took place.

[@ZZZDEPRIVATION]

@@1940limited early 1945

[@italianknight25]

"We did it guys, we saved Poland!"

[@sauucey963]

When you unlock the enemy as a playable character:

[@henryatkinson1479]

Jarring to here Western media speak honestly about Stalin

[@iagreesbut]

I assume that you like to pretend that Stalin isn't responsible for over 20 million deaths.

[@Aahitagani-S]

Imagine If somehow in this conference, Hitler make a grand entry and announcing WW3 like Obito did in Shipudden...

[@LadderVictims]

They'd kill Hitler then and there lamo

[@yvespenaflor4610]

Lol

[@octavius1595]

this is actually pretty wholesome

[@babyblueeeeeee]

I just learned about the conference this morning and somehow this video was suggested for me=)))))) Great source of information to observe

[@JustinAugustusNYC]

To think, all these men survived without Snapchat

[@truediscount2687]

So true King

[@pans7761]

Not everyone uses Snapchat 🙄. Not even nowadays

[@JustinAugustusNYC]

@@pans7761 it was a joke commander

[@karlmarx9853]

Truman noted in his diary on the first day of the conference, “I can deal with Stalin. He is honest - but smart as hell.” Years later after leaving office, Truman recalled his first impressions of Stalin. I was the first one to arrive.

[@hopefullysal8706]

the two dislikes was germany and japan

[@ariejohnson1944]

What about mexico

[@itande0551]

@@ariejohnson1944 You have a point, Mexico did warn them, but they decided not to care until it was too late

[@ariejohnson1944]

@@itande0551 something changes

[@Onionboyo]

And now it's three dislikes

[@ariejohnson1944]

@@Onionboyo yeah with mexico

[@Zosia.B]

They decided about the fate of Central and Eastern Europe about the shape of countries without their participation. The most faithful ally of the Allies, Poland, whose soldiers fought for the freedom of England, fought on all fronts of World War II, was sold in Yalta to Stalin. To this day, the grass of silence about the heroism of Polish soldiers, about the extraordinary resistance which created in occupied Poland the structures of the underground state with courts, education, the army and other things. For many years, there was silence about the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, which nobody helped during the 63 days of murderous fight, which resulted in the deaths of about 200,000. people (the Soviet troops at that time were stationed near Warsaw). Poles suffered the greatest sacrifice during World War II and as a "reward" we were given 45 years of communism, hundreds of those murdered during the Stalinist regime, 45 years of isolation and economic delay. Zadecydowali o losach Europy środkowo- wschodniej o kształtach państw bez ich udziału. Najwierniejszy sojusznik aliantów Polska, której żołnierze walczyli o wolność Anglii, walczyli na wszystkich frontach 2 wojny światowej została sprzedana w Yalta Stalinowi. Do dziś trawa zmowa milczenia o heroizmie polskich żołnierzy, o nadzwyczajnym ruchu oporu, który stworzył w okupowanej Polsce struktury państwa podziemnego z sądami, szkolnictwem, armią i innymi rzeczami. Przez wiele lat milczano o powstaniu warszawskim w 1944, którego nikt nie wspomógł w czasie 63 dni morderczej walki, przez co zginęło w nim około 200 tyś. osób( wojska radzieckie w tym czasie stacjonowały nieopodal Warszawy). Polacy ponieśli największą ofiarę w czasie 2 wojny światowej i w "nagrodę" dostaliśmy 45 lat komunizmu, setki pomordowanych za czasów reżimu stalinowskiego, 45 lat izolacji i opóźnienie gospodarcze.

[@cringe7391]

While this is true the allies really weren't in a position to help Poland, Stalin wasn't going to give it up and he had troops there.

[@СергейЗнамин]

Поляки понесли самые большие жертвы? 🤡🐑

[@MG-ge5xq]

For me, as an Austrian Citizen of today's time, I have to say: Those 3 liberated us. I mean, those were very different persons and personalities. And some I prefer more and others less.

[@stephan6620]

das sind drei Kriegsverbrecher

[@silverhost9782]

@@stephan6620 cope

[@nicschintee1511]

How cringe can you be to say Stalin liberated you? This is such an insult towards all the Eastern European countries that were subjugated by ussr, but since you are from Austria it’s east to say that because you never experienced hardship after WW2.

[@alienbsg]

@@nicschintee1511 oh no communism so bad I'd rather live with constant fear of being shot by Nazis😨😨

[@zeevox1628]

@@nicschintee1511 Stalin is a liberator, America is a terrorist state

[@Oropher420]

"German military power shall never rise again!" Oh, the irony.

[@LiterallyGod]

FDR just roasted Churchill the whole time and made Stalin laugh.

[@GlassesAndCoffeeMugs]

FDR was a savage, meanwhile while he was winning WWII he was passing the New Deal. Legendary president

[@LiterallyGod]

@@GlassesAndCoffeeMugs yes yes. I love taxes and programs that literally are going solvent bc they cannot support our aging population.

[@smtandearthboundsuck8400]

Honestly the least bad US president

[@jamesporter3761]

And then they all got along and lived happily ever after… For about 5 seconds

[@dleechristy]

They'd be fine if FDR lived or had a better vice president than that little man

[@delavalmilker]

Was Stalin afraid to leave the Soviet Union, even for an important conference like this? Instead, his Allies were forced to come to HIM. Making the ailing FDR undergo an exhausting 50 hour 7000 mile flight.

[@averagetrole1369]

Stalin has a strong paranoia by this point, so it's no big surprise.

[@rajeevkunapareddy1182]

He was the next big threat to the west after hitler died so yeah, no one with a brain would go I would guess but it’s mostly the paranoia taking place

[@brokencop7629]

@@averagetrole1369 Crazy how you can even *feel* the paranoia and unease coming from him

[@stgr0186]

He just hoisted the meeting in Yalta, like literally what is happening even nowadays when some countries hoisting meetings, usually are annually made there. Should i remind to everyone the 1943 Tehran Conference held again between those 3? Stalin moved outside the USSR

[@mikegee6523]

You think he cared about FDRs ailing health .. no way

[@shakti203]

3 of the most powerful men in the world in one room.

[@pynzlyngdohnonglait6698]

Stalin's 🔴Army,Roosevelt and Churchill's 🔵 army are working together to defeat the Nazi German

[@lorainejones41]

We will never see giants like these three, now we have con men ruling us all. 😭

[@rizzospastis]

Only stalin was the real giant there

[@rizzospastis]

@D - hunt length on the map doesnt matter. They were just hypocrites.Slava Velikomu Stalinu

[@rizzospastis]

@D - hunt i can have a full scale debate with you on how this is not subjective at all. Something subjective would be the "best" (in taste) chocolate. But no my friend. Hating on the man who had been committing literal genocides on the british raj and the man that funded hitler, is not a subjective opinion.

[@rizzospastis]

@D - hunt of course i didnt look at it that way. In this sense, genghis khan is god himself

[@rizzospastis]

@D - hunt yeah i dont consider land to count as of greatness

[@Craig07L]

Anyone see the long stare Churchill was giving Stalin when they were sat around the table? He never trusted anyone 😂

[@j.j.4150]

Yeah, crazy to think someone would distrust Stalin... Lol

[@SuperNevile]

Yes, and there was a long stare coming the other way too.

[@bibekdas7449]

Wow! It's a historical masterpiece!

[@mms1938]

Last time tom and Jerry met face to face

[@caelenm1]

1:47 casual nazi salute 😂

[@Jake-zn1do]

Stalin :- After Roosevelt and Churchill Leaves Ur going to gulag Kid :)

[@jamelabarrogo3749]

Yo, I smell Gulag in here.

[@TwoNumbahNiens]

Name a trio more famous then these 3. I'll wait.

[@Anna-qr9pm]

I live in Yalta, this is paradise on the earth

[@yehor_ivanov]

sosi, kremlebotlo

[@valeok8357]

Can I visit that place?

[@dewok2706]

AZOV will come for you soon. TIKTAK, TIKTAK!

[@valeok8357]

@@dewok2706 Azov is over.

[@davideguastalla3953]

Best friends always support each other in difficult moments

[@magda8189]

Horrible Yalta. They sold us. The wound is still bleeding. Greetings from betrayed Poland.

[@cringe7391]

What were they supposed to do? It's terrible what happened to Poland but they couldn't have gotten a Soviet occupied Poland back from Stalin.

[@MyPrideFlag]

@@cringe7391 They could at least bargain for Poland to get cities like Lviv or Grodno as well as Konigsberg, that is now a pain in the ass for Baltic states as well as Poland.

[@clashkingking6193]

Hey I mean Poland is doing well

[@TheTruthIsNowHateSpeech]

When Churchill was leaving London to meet Roosevelt for a conference in Quebec late in the summer of 1943, a reporter asked they were planning to offer peace terms to Germany. Churchill replied: "Heavens, no. They would accept immediately." - Revisionist Viewpoints, page.75 by James J. Martin.

[@danielbautista9211]

Churchill straight puffing on his cigar like a boss 😂

[@NicklasZandeVGCP2001]

FDR: I have a terrific headache. Churchill: I'm bored with it all. Stalin: (Unknown what his last words were because of how secretive the Soviet Union was about their leaders' deaths.)

[@kutadguanimations9828]

Stalin: I want take Romanian ownership Allies: Okay Stalin: I want take Eastern Germany and Northeast Austria Allies: okay Stalin: I want take Bulgarian ownership Allies: Okay Stalin: I want take Poland Allies: No you c- Stalin: I SAY I WANT POLAND Allies: Okay okay but you must attack Manchuria when axis defeated Stalin: I WANT NORTHERN KOREA

[@Mark-yk2dp]

Tough negotiators those allies were in giving away someone else's countries' . Hey, Britain did it more than once, Czechoslovakia and Poland in 1939 also with false promises.

[@Barneto]

@@Mark-yk2dp good point but for some people actions are only bad when the USSR or communists in general do it xd

[@afromaniac760]

Louis CK just had a podcast with Shane Gillis on the US presidents, he told the story of FDR, Churchill and Stalin where FDR's tactic to get Stalin on their side to fight the Germans was to make fun of Churchill for being fat and weird and apparently it cracked Stalin up. Idk how much is hyperbole but I believe it more after seeing FDR make fun of Churchill's hat

[@amritanshushanker7572]

sometimes i forget the fact that the world was always coloured

[@suryanshsengar6455]

Stalin did the hand-in-coat gesture. Truly a gentleman.

[@wangwangwang68]

A meeting of cigar, pipe and cigarette

[@Missingtextures1917]

Churchill: Born 1874 Date of death: 1965 prime Minister of: UK Cause of death: Stroke

[@notyourtypefan7743]

Wiston is killer of lakhs of indians

[@randomgamer3978]

Reason: Smoking

[@Missingtextures1917]

@@randomgamer3978 Fax

[@randomgamer3978]

@@Missingtextures1917 moral of the story: Don't Smoke

[@Missingtextures1917]

@@randomgamer3978 Smoking kills

[@adarsh4764]

What would be the modern day version of the "BIG THREE"?

[@Invincible12342]

China USA japan

[@arty5876]

Kazakhstan, Nigeria and Uruguay

[@medievalyt1721]

A feminist, a vegetarian and any LGBTQ+ member

[@relevnttfup8343]

@@medievalyt1721 HAHAHAHA

[@හේෂාන්පෙරේරා]

@@arty5876 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ps5user155]

Why can’t Roosevelt make eye contact with Stalin?

[@Mazamasan]

because he doesnt likes him much, friends only due to germany gone rougue its like when you have to be friendly to the person you reall hate but happen to be helpful lately so you just fake it until you make it but rosseee boy apparently coudnt fake it this time

[@lordannabi4534]

It misses De Gaulle, an other giant of this century !

[@HarryDunn6262]

“ advanced Britannia. Long live the course of freedom “ “god save the king”🇬🇧 -Winston Churchill

[@weasov2197]

the best that could happen is to see these 3 powers together again

[@iracingtf5051]

Stalin killed millions of people, much more than Hitler did.

[@HistoricallyProven]

Soviet Union doesn’t exist

[@colinmulder6806]

The only thing missing from this is a cameo guest star appearances by the Warners.

[@dexter8858]

Churchill was older than FDR still outlived him by 20 yrs

[@hag_13]

stalin looking fresh as hell

[@selcovoilucian8253]

The western betrayal

[@hmm3597]

Churchill said we will never surrender.

[@LTSneed]

Name a more iconic trio

[@Obamayevsky]

Ed, Edd n Eddy

[@MyPrideFlag]

Ceasar, Pompeius, Crassus.

[@alexanderchen4870]

Magical History Tour 🚌💫🍀 Waiting

[@adamant8435]

Wow what a wonderful friendship between these 3 superpowers! I sure hope they don't launch nukes at each other after ww2 :)

[@mohamedmohideensyedabootha4962]

Churchill was smoking our Town Trichy producing 222 cigar. That cigar was given great appearance to him.

[@Aceo_0]

And here comes marshal of the soviet union. Me: Zhukov? Joseph Stalin Me: what?

[@subabalasubramanian6293]

Thanks

[@PicsReviews]

3.15 three powerful man on one bench

[@enderlooper5581]

And at that moment, the affirmation “we shall defend Polish sovereignty and democracy,” became a meme.

[@toohdvaetihom7088]

It was a meme from the beginning

[@nicocola284]

Boingy boingy boingy

[@nicocola284]

@Ewan Callister boingy boingy boingy

[@robertx3890]

@Ewan Callister correct, FDR died first, then Stalin, and then Churchill

[@napoleonplayz7302]

BOINGY BOINGY BOINGY

[@orlandoschneidereldeberg1633]

@@napoleonplayz7302 Lmao

[@NickAndriadze]

Greatest crossover in human history.

[@youarewhatyouare]

Churchill was on top of it all .so much on top he forgot how evil he treated the jarrow marchers who were starving and had wives and children

[@artmezzer1209]

Where is the part where Stalin jumps on Churchill’s belly?

[@Adolphus_of-bysantanium]

Nice animaniac reference