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From the 1940s to 1990 tensions developed between two superpower nation. The united states and the Soviet Union had an era of confrontation and competition. In 1945 President Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin met at Yalta in order to plan a postwar world. They discussed issues over Poland and came to an agreement that soviets could set up a government within it. Stalin agreed that the government would include members of the prewar Polish government and that free elections would be help as soon as possible. In this a Declaration of Liberated Europe was formed. Soviets broke the Declaration which caused tensions to rise between the United States and Soviet Union. But before action could be taken, President Roosevelt died and Harry Truman took office. Truman met Stalin at Potsdam to decide what to do with Germany. The communist countries became satellite counties. The countries that separated communist and the non communist became known as the iron curtain. Along telegram was released by George Kennon, which explained his views on soviet goals which he thought Europe was experienc
Terminology mentioned in this term paper
Marshall Plan,
Names referenced in this report
Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin, President Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, George Marshall, George Kennon, Nikita Khrushchev, Winston Churchill,
Organizations mentioned in this report
Polish government, United Nations, NATO, Yalta,
Locations included in this essay
United States of America, Soviet Union, Greece, Europe, Berlin, South Korea, North Korea, Poland, Germany, China, Western Europe, Cuba, Potsdam, Turkey,
Facility included in this term paper
Berlin Wall,
Keywords referenced in this term paper
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