1. Wartime Diplomacy I.The United States and Great Britain II.Great Britain and the Soviet Union III.The United States and the Soviet Union IV.The Second Front V.Casablanca VI.The Soft Underbelly VII.The Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers VIII.The Cairo Conference IX.Teheran X.The “Percentages Agreement”

2. I. United States and Great Britain

3. Neville Chamberlain

4. Winston Churchill

5. II. Great Britain and the Soviet Union

6. Anglo-Soviet Treaty ( May 26, 1942 ) Twenty-year alliance Cooperation to defeat Hitler No agreement on borders

7. III. United States and the Soviet Union

13. IV. The Second Front

15. Charles de Gaulle

16. V. Casablanca Conference ( January 14 – 24, 1943 )

18. Casablanca Conference ( January 14 – 24, 1943 ) Battle of the Atlantic Lend-lease Bomber offensive Aid to Pacific Theater “Unconditional Surrender” Mediterranean Strategy

19. VI. The Soft Underbelly

21. Pietro Badoglio

22. Joseph E. Davies

23. Hull EdenMolotov VII. Moscow Conference ( October 19 – 30, 1943 )

24. Moscow Conference ( October 19 – 30, 1943 ) 4-Power Declaration on General Security “Unconditional Surrender” Soviet declaration of war on Japan

25. VIII. The Cairo Conference ( Nov. 22 – Nov. 26, 1943 )

26. Mao Zedong

27. Patrick Hurley

28. IX. Tehran Conference ( Nov. 28 – Dec. 1, 1943 )

29. Tehran Conference ( Nov. 28 – Dec. 1, 1943 ) Operation Overlord Operation Anvil Soviet declaration of war on Japan Talk of postwar world

31. X. The Percentages Agreement

32. U.S.S.R. Great Britain 90%Romania 10% 75%Bulgaria 25% 10%Greece 90% 50%Hungary 50% 50%Yugoslavia 50% The Percentages Agreement