yalta, casablanca, potsdam




the most important meetings of the second world war were held between the united kingdom, the union of soviet socialist republics and the united states of america. the most important gatherings of the rulers of these countries were at casablanca, in 1943, at yalta, in 1945, and at potsdam, in 1945.

during these meetings, winston churchill, representing the uk, iosif stalin, representing the ussr, franklin roosevelt and later harry truman, representing the us, decided the fate of the post war world. the discussions and the agreements of these conferences, as well as the pacts between the countries shaped the world in the second half of the 20th century. also, the three leaders decided what was the price every axis countries and their satellites had to pay for war damages.

after the outbreak of the second world war, the uk and the ussr joined power with the us in order to defeat hitler and fasc...