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Post War United Nations U.N. Agencies Europe Divided Wild Card 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 10 10 10 10 10

Established to supervise occupied regions

Allied Control Council

Established to write peace treaties

Council of Foreign Ministers

Tried major captured Nazi leaders

Nuremburg Trials

Remove Nazis from government, education, and industry

Denazification

Fate of Germans in Poland, Czechoslovakia, etc.

Expelled from their home countries, they refugee back to Germany

All members have representation here

General Assembly

Deals with questions of peace; has fifteen members, including 5 permanent members

Security Council

Coordinated major specialized agencies and institutions

Economic and Social Council

Settles Country vs. Country disputes

International Court of Justice

Staff for day to day work, like research

Secretariat

Formulates international standards for workers’ rights

International Labor Organization

Tries individuals for genocide, mass murder, atrocities, etc.

International Criminal Tribunals

International health programs

World Health Organization

Aids children; fights disease, illiteracy, malnutrition

UNICEF

5 part agency to improve the standard of living through investment and development

World Bank

USSR buffer zone of eastern European countries

Satellites

Artificial dividing line between eastern and western Europe; term coined by Churchill

Iron Curtain

Stop the spread of Communism to new areas

Truman Doctrine (Containment)

Formed by US and eleven other western European countries for protection from Communism

NATO

Formed in May 1955 by USSR and eastern European countries for defense

Warsaw Pact

High level officials from US and USSR meet

Summit Conferences

Period of tension and threats between the US and USSR 1946-1991

Cold War

Current secretary-general of the United Nations

Ban Ki-moon

Plan to rebuild Europe’s economy

Marshall Plan

Lost SE Asian and North African colonies in expensive wars after World War II

France

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