Yalta 1945 - The Prelude to the Cold War by Major Gordon Corrigan MBE

[@rationalboy007]

awesome video Natasha. appreciated

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[@DanielRyan84]

@ about 13:30 - didn't the Litvinov achieve US recognition for the USSR? Or did the speaker mean 1933 not 1993?

[@marioksoresalhillick299]

I find it a bit icky how he defends the bombing of Dresden, but overall great lecture!

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[@marioksoresalhillick299]

Okay, I see with more information how the major criticism of the bombing of Dresden has often derived from neo-Nazi propaganda. Would not completely justify it, but it seems much more justifiable than I thought previously.

[@marioksoresalhillick299]

(Neo-Nazi propaganda unwittingly spread through kurt vonnegut in slaughterhouse five, which I have yet to read though I desire to.

[@chrlmmartin7776]

This guy is a good lecturer-charisma

[@russellellis4587]

Fortunately i was able to visit before Putin took it over, i was interested as the official photographer was from my home town and he took my pictures when i was young. A lovely place such a pity we can't visit now as just like when the cold war was on.

[@georgea.567]

You can still visit.

[@to-br7zm]

I hear my grandfather was a navigator or pilot for the yalta conference. That means my family helped start the cold war... Hmmm that's some karma, I don't believe he made any officer decisions, luckily.