1.1 Early Tensions between East and West
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- 1.1 Early Tensions between East and West
- Ideological Differences
- West (Capitalism) and East (Communism)
- Soviet Union and USA are the new superpowers
- Grand Alliance formed (USA, GB + USSR) to defeat Germany
- Tension remained between countries
- USA - Roosevelt
- USSR - Stalin
- Britain - Churchill
- Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam Conferences
- Tehran,Nov 28 1941
- Agreements
- USA + Britain = Second Front
- Stalin will declare war on Japan after war in Europe
- Future of Germany; for Germany to remain weak
- Foundations of UN
- Tension between America and Britain, but overall positive
- Agreements
- Yalta, Feb 1945
- Agreements
- Germany split into 4 zones and reparations of $20 billion
- United Nations esatblished
- Stalin vs Japan
- Poland is Communist
- Positive mood due to agreement on UN and free election
- Agreements
- Potsdam, July-August 1945
- New personnel
- USA - Truman
- GB - Attlee
- Atomic Bomb made
- Tense relations
- Germany surrendered
- Alliance broke away
- Agreements
- Berlin separated into 4 zones
- Each zone took reparations
- New personnel
- Tehran,Nov 28 1941
- Wartime Alliance unravels, 1945-46
- Atomic Bomb 1945
- Increased Truman's confidence
- West felt safe under American Protection
- Buffer zone of Communist Countries
- Increased Tensions
- Arm's Race
- Telegrams
- George Kennan's Long Telegram
- Policy of Containment
- Novikov Attitudes
- No co-operation with Soviets
- George Kennan's Long Telegram
- "Iron Curtain" speech 1946
- Soviet was a threat to freedom and world peace
- Increased tensions
- Soviet was a threat to freedom and world peace
- Atomic Bomb 1945
- Satellite States
- Ideological Differences
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