1. Origins of the Cold War The Soft Underbelly Teheran
The Percentages Agreement
Yalta
The New Team
Potsdam
Growing Mistrust
“Getting Tough” with Russia

3. Pietro Badoglio

4. Joseph E. Davies

5. Moscow Conference (October 19 – 30, 1943)
Hull
Eden
Molotov

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

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

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

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

11. III. The Percentages Agreement

12. Operation “Bagration” (June 22, 1944)

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

14. IV. Yalta

15. Yalta February 4-11, 1945 United Nations Japan Poland Reparations
Germany

16. “Declaration on Liberated Europe”

21. JCS 1067 De-Nazification De-Militarization Punishment of War Criminals
Allied Control over Industry
Democratization

23. Berlin •
Soviet Zone

24. Berlin
British Zone •
Soviet Zone

25. Berlin
British Zone •
Soviet Zone
French
Zone

26. Berlin
British Zone •
Soviet Zone
French
U.S. Zone
Zone

29. V. The New Team

30. President Harry S. Truman
Donovan, Conflict and Crisis

31. Sec. State James F. Byrnes

32. VI. Potsdam

35. “Atomic Diplomacy”

36. VII. Growing Mistrust

37. VIII. “Getting Tough” with Russia

38. John Foster Dulles

39. Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg

40. President Harry S. Truman
Donovan, Conflict and Crisis