4 February 1945
First Plenary Military Review
Takes part in the first plenary session, which concentrates on the military situation in Europe.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Livadia Palace in United States of America. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Takes part in the first plenary session, which concentrates on the military situation in Europe.
Reviews proposed action on the United Nations, Germany, Poland, Eastern Europe, Iran and China with advisers.
Meets Churchill and Stalin as the Yalta Conference begins at Livadia Palace.
Attends the opening American Joint Chiefs meeting at Livadia Palace before the first plenary session.
Participates in Joint Chiefs discussion of occupation zones in Germany and Soviet participation against Japan.
Joins the American chiefs in examining military implications of possible Soviet participation in the Pacific war.
Participates in debate over German dismemberment, occupation zones, France and reparations.
Presents the American position on voting procedure in the proposed United Nations Security Council.
Roosevelt tells Stalin at Yalta that he generally favours the Curzon Line but asks whether Poland might retain Lwow or nearby oil-producing territory.
Leads discussion of the American Security Council voting formula during the third plenary meeting.
Joins Joint Chiefs discussion of reciprocal arrangements for prisoners liberated by Allied and Soviet armies.
Secures acceptance of the American formula for voting in the future United Nations Security Council.
Discusses possible international trusteeship arrangements for Korea during his bilateral meeting with Stalin.
Discusses air bases, supply routes and strategic cooperation in the Far East with Stalin.
Helps settle plans for the United Nations conference to open in the United States on 25 April.
Supports a declaration committing the Allies to consultation and democratic political processes in liberated Europe.
Reviews proposed trusteeship arrangements for mandates, former enemy territories and territories voluntarily placed under trusteeship.
Reviews unresolved questions concerning Poland, reparations, the United Nations, Iran and Yugoslavia.
Continues staff discussion with Soviet officers on air cooperation, facilities and operational liaison.
Joins agreement on a statement linking Poland's eastern frontier to the Curzon Line with adjustments.
Joins Churchill and Stalin in approving the Declaration on Liberated Europe.
Records final plenary revisions to the communiqué and conference protocol.
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