History A: The Era of the Cold War 1943-1991
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- Created on: 23-02-15 20:27
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Tensions within the Grand Alliance during
WWII
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The delay in the
opening of the Second Front
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This was the border between the USSR and
Poland
- Stalin
needed the West’s help to fight the Nazis on this border
- Teheran conference November 1943, Churchill promised to send help
- But, the west delayed help until spring 1944.
- Stalin suspected the west were deliberately delaying their help
- the Nazis could kill many Russian soldiers called the Red Army
- Stalin suspected the west were deliberately delaying their help
- But, the west delayed help until spring 1944.
- Teheran conference November 1943, Churchill promised to send help
- Stalin
needed the West’s help to fight the Nazis on this border
-
This was the border between the USSR and
Poland
- Disagreement over Poland
- April 1943
- The Katlyn Massacre was blamed on USSR
- About 10,000 top military & officers from the Poland armywere murdered
- West became suspicion of Stalin
- Believing he was planning to take over Poland
- August 1944
- The Red Army didn't help Polish Resistance Movement against the Nazis
- This allowed the Red Army to occupy Poland
- The Red Army didn't help Polish Resistance Movement against the Nazis
- August 1944
- Believing he was planning to take over Poland
- West became suspicion of Stalin
- About 10,000 top military & officers from the Poland armywere murdered
- The Katlyn Massacre was blamed on USSR
- April 1943
- Disagreement over the Future of Germany
- Strains within the Grand Alliance became more
apparent as wartime meetings revealed that the West and the East disagreed over
how to punish Germany
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how to govern the country Stalin wanted to punish Germany severely
- whereas
the Western allies were less keen because they wanted to prevent extremism
- Churchill remembered the Germany’s harsh punishment after WWI led to extremism
- whereas
the Western allies were less keen because they wanted to prevent extremism
-
how to govern the country Stalin wanted to punish Germany severely
- Strains within the Grand Alliance became more
apparent as wartime meetings revealed that the West and the East disagreed over
how to punish Germany
-
The delay in the
opening of the Second Front
- Teheran conference November 1943, Churchill promised to send help
- But, the west delayed help until spring 1944.
- Stalin suspected the west were deliberately delaying their help
- the Nazis could kill many Russian soldiers called the Red Army
- Stalin suspected the west were deliberately delaying their help
- But, the west delayed help until spring 1944.
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