The Big Three Conferences | Tehran, Yalta, Potsdam | WW2 Ends, Cold War Begins

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[@annabellekim791]

Dang this clutched for me. One of the best lessons of The Big three and overall WW2 from different stances. Thanks so much!!

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[@trangng3384]

This lesson is so cool! Thank you so much! I really need this for my history class!

[@janm2473]

Excellent review, history blast.. I think there's only one minor graphic to be addressed: at 12:30, East and West should be swapped, yes?

[@Surepeacooler]

I was about to point this out but I saw that you already commented it

[@jakeg3126]

Awesome video. I really liked seeing the maps, you must’ve worked hard to find those.

[@dannybullar5925]

Really useful thank you

[@gillian5871]

It helped me a lot in studying the Cold War Thanks

[@3rviLMusic]

12:28 how can you mix up East and West LoL

[@historyblast9907]

Good spot!

[@zarci7009]

My dude I mix left and right and L And J look the same to me yes I'm dyslexics

[@lakshmansagar9624]

12:29 East and West are wrongly depicted. Please rectify 👍🏻

[@barrysimons5891]

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Great piece of history

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[@Biggest_baller]

Honestly such a good video, helped me understand so much more instead of just blankly staring at the textbook

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[@historyblast9907]

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[@Tozeyyy]

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[@kibbified]

commenting this as i watch the night before my final modern history exam before i graduate- lets see how i do

[@historyblast9907]

How did you get on?

[@kibbified]

@@historyblast9907 BRO IT WAS SO EASY I FINISHED 15 MINUTES EARLY- we won't get our grades for a while but I update when I do 😼

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[@historyblast9907]

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[@nafeesahmad2973]

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[@cybrk1789]

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[@romanrodriguezsyzonov215]

you got the east and west wrong 😂😂 at 12:30

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[@CleanUsername]

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[@elenanorwood8023]

why France wasn't invited to this conference?

[@salem353]

france is not big country

[@dnickaroo3574]

The big Three agreed on the Eastern Sphere of Influence. West Europe was to be the US and UK Sphere of Influence: In 1944, British troops attacked their former ally, Greece. This evoked renewed resistance against the British, who were unable to maintain control. In 1947, the United States moved in and supported a murderous war that resulted in 160,000 dead Greeks. The British & US invasion of Greece was viewed as worse than occupation by Nazi Germany. They put tens of thousands of Greeks into "re-education camps", and destroyed unions and any possibility of independent politics. Greece was placed firmly in the hands of local businessmen, and Nazi collaborators; while many of the population had to emigrate in order to survive. The primary victims were the workers and peasants of the Communist-led, anti-Nazi resistance. (From US Archives + Noam Chomsky)

[@punlokomovicdevinho7611]

Stalin was scared of Roosevelt. But Truman was scared of Stalin.

[@ludakapkina9308]

The second front was opened in 1944 when Russians already won the biggest battles of the Great Patriotic war. USSR used that for the victory over NAZI.

[@AB-xg6ne]

As a Pole have to add this to the Yalta part: The status of Poland was discussed. The recognition of the communist Provisional Government of the Republic of Poland, which had been installed by the Soviet Union "on a broader democratic basis," was agreed to.[18] Source wikipedia. This was done despite Polish protests and it’s contribution to the WWII. ( well read about it, we might have been weak and small but always on the right side). Whilst soviet were nazis allies till 22/6/41 😡😡😡. Yet, the great Churchill and Roosevelt had no problem giving poland on a tray to stalin 😡😡😡. Google what the soviet regime was like 😡

[@landsea7332]

As you've pointed out , this is a very sensitive issue for the Polish Peoples . The critical point to understand is that during the Yalta Conference , the Soviet Army was near the Oder River , so Stalin was already in control of most of Poland and Eastern Europe . The British and Americans were at the Rhine . Recommend looking a map - which quickly reveals what the situation was . Stalin was holding most of the cards . FDR had to secure Stalin's support to end the Asian Pacific war with Japan. Stalin wanted Eastern Europe to be a buffer to protect Russia - as such , he wouldn't give back the part of Poland taken by the Soviet army in 1939 . Churchill wanted the Polish government in exile to govern , but Stalin wanted the Warsaw Poles to govern - Stalin reneg'ed on democratic elections . In early May 1945 , Churchill asked his chiefs of staff to examine the possibility of militarily removing the Soviet Army from Poland . The strategic planners came back and said Operation Unthinkable would lead to total war with the Soviet Army . kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWqyp5SgoNysrtk .

[@ChristopherWHerbert]

Half of this is right and half of it is wrong. So it just depends on which half you do believe. Like that the result of the British election was decided after and during the Potsdam conference and not before. Both British leaders were present because it was not known who would be Prime Minister after the conference was completed

[@cataija_pr8979]

4:26

[@cataija_pr8979]

1:22

[@historyblast9907]

Yes? :)

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[@historyblast9907]

I don't understand. Can you write what you mean?

[@zarci7009]

Tomorrow is a test out teacher does a thing there are 3 smaller tests from like quotes that somebody wrote or said and only for that you need to answer from WW1 WW2 And from like communism and nacizem and mussolini thing that I can't say what it is in english course I don't know what it is in english so yes All small betels you have to know Edit: I got 80% right

[@historyblast9907]

Good luck with your test!

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Thx 😄 only 2 to go

[@Anhloc91yahoo]

Now I know why the British leader made a promise not to come the the U.S.

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