4 February 1945
Discusses France with Roosevelt
Discusses France's postwar role with Roosevelt during their first bilateral Yalta meeting.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Livadia Palace in Russia. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Discusses France's postwar role with Roosevelt during their first bilateral Yalta meeting.
Represents the Soviet Union in the opening Yalta discussions with Roosevelt and Churchill.
Presses the Allies to settle principles for extracting reparations from defeated Germany.
Stalin argues that the Curzon Line was devised by non-Russian Allied statesmen on ethnographic grounds and says he cannot retreat substantially from it.
Participates in the third plenary debate over Poland's government and future boundaries.
Requests separate United Nations representation for several Soviet republics during the fourth plenary session.
Accepts a compromise under which Ukraine and Byelorussia will be supported for separate United Nations membership.
Discusses political conditions under which the Soviet Union would enter the war against Japan.
Provides Soviet responses to American military questions during the second secret staff meeting.
Presents Soviet amendments to the American proposal on the composition of the Polish government.
Agrees to a formula for reorganizing the Soviet-backed Polish provisional government on a broader basis.
Participates in agreement that the foreign ministers will later consider Soviet proposals on the Turkish Straits convention.
Raises the subject of Iranian oil during the final tripartite luncheon.
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