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-Discussion between Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchhill on the German Question and the Polish Issue.
-Division of Germany into 4 zones, where each zone was taken care of by France, US, Soviets and Britain.
-Rejection of new Soviet borders by Churchhill and Roosevelt wanted democratic elections in Poland. -
-Discussion of the German Question between Truman, Chuchill and Stalin.
-Treat Germany as a single economy to facilitate movement of goods
-Take reparations from each zone
-Transfer additional reparations to the Soveits in exchange for food and raw materials -
Written by George F Kennan, explained Soviet mindsets, the reason for their expansionistic policies, their insecurties when it comes to threat
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Given by Winston Churchhill, explained what Soviets were doing behind the Iron Curtain and the need to learn from the mistakes of appeasement.
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-Saw Soviets as attempting world domination
-Reflected and crystallised US's opinion towards the Soviets -
-Speech given by Truman on 12 March 1947 after the withdrawal of Britain from Greece
-$400million given to Greece and Turkey
-A clear policy that saw the Soviets as threats, shaping future US participation and policies -
Secretary of State George Marshall announced an economic assistance programme for Western Europe, giving grants to these countries allowing them to purchase food, raw materials and machinary from the US
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Local communists backed by the Red Army overthrew the Czechslovakia government.
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Signed between Belgium, France, Luxembou, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
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-Stalin cut off roads, rails and waterways to Berlin.
-US, France and UK could not send supplies -
-A need for a more coordinated approach against Soviet agression
-Mutual self-defence clause
-Included the US -