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"It is a conference organized by three of the victorious Allied powers of the Second World War to determine the fate of enemy nations"
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The meeting between the foreign ministers of the USA, the USSR, Great Britain, France and China
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"The president called for a foreign policy build on military power" + "question of the international control and development of this newly discovered energy" + december "public statement > the United States would not cooperate seriously with the Kremlin on the question of atomic control and would not use its bomb monopoly as a negotiating tool to secure Soviet concessions either"
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On the victory of the country in the Second World War, and talked about the freedom of the people to govern themselves and international cooperation in economic issues.
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"It was the meeting of the foreign ministers of the United States, represented by James F. Byrnes, the United Kingdom, represented by Ernest Bevin, and the Soviet Union, represented by Vyacheslav Molotov. Molotov rejected the U.S. negotiation proposal (about the atomic bomb)."
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The date given by the Iranian government accepted by Great Britain and the USSR for the withdrawal of the allied troops was fixed at March 2, 1946. Stalin doesn't want to withdraw his troops and wants the recognition of Azerbaijan's autonomy and a part of the oil. Intervention on multiple occasions of the Security Council of the United Nations. Intervention of the American president Truman by threatening with the atomic bomb.
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2 weeks later, the Canadian government officially recognized this scandal.
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"He announced that his government would maintain its wartime (and prewar) policies of state control over the economy and would continue to divert maximum resources toward heavy industry and military production."
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He "declared that an "iron curtain" had fallen on Europe, dividing the free people of the West from a tyrannical, totalitarian regime in the East". + "He alerted the West to the worrying advance of communism in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe."
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"The United States would agree to transfer its bomb to the United Nations, but only under certain conditions. First, the UN Security Council would have to begin a process of thorough worldwide inspections to ensure that no state was attempting to build a bomb. Any state caught doing so would be subject to immediate and harsh penalties [..](military attack). Second, no nation on the Security Council would be allowed to use its veto on matters of international atomic control."
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""getting tough" never brought anything real and lasting [...] The tougher we get, the tougher the Russians will get"
Truman fired him after
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"Republicans had scored major gains, taking control of both houses for the first time since 1928. > More anti-communist than the candidates they replaced"
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This peace treaty is signed between the Allies of the Second World War with Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Finland.
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Pleads for financial, economic, military and human aid to Greece and Turkey after the withdrawal of Great Britain's aid so that these countries can remain free and not fall under the totalitarianism of Stalin.
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The containment doctrine
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"This U.S. federal law reorganizes the U.S. Armed Forces and intelligence services, while reorienting U.S. foreign and defense policy"
Created the CIA (September 18th = promulgation date) and the National Security Council
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Disagree with the containment policy described by Kennan. For him, diplomacy should not be abandoned.
He gave an name to the confrontation : The Cold War
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"The Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, with Soviet backing, assumed undisputed control over the government of Czechoslovakia, marking the onset of four decades of communist rule in the country"
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"It was held between the three Western occupation forces in Germany after the World War II (United States, Britain and France) and the Benelux countries." > Objective to establish a pro-Western economy in West Germany.
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"The Brussels Treaty provides for the organization of military, economic, social and cultural cooperation between its member states, as well as a mutual defense clause. It was signed for 50 years by France, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. It gave birth to a Western Union which prefigured the Western European Union, it was a purely defensive alliance."
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"This was an American program of loans to various states in Europe to help rebuild cities and facilities bombed during World War II. These loans were conditioned on importing an equivalent amount of American equipment and products." This prevented countries from falling into communism.
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The entry of a western currency in all of West Germany
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June 24th physical blockade of Berlin
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On June 28, the American president Truman answered and refused to abandon Berlin (but no military intervention).
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Truman's second term
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"Its an intergovernmental military alliance between 28 European countries and 2 North American countries. NATO constitutes a system of collective security, whereby its independent member states agree to mutual defense in response to an attack by any external party."
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Grundgesetz
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