Proposes Preliminary Foreign Ministers Meeting
Suggests an advance meeting of the three foreign ministers before the Big Three conference.
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Suggests an advance meeting of the three foreign ministers before the Big Three conference.
Emphasizes the importance of Combined Chiefs of Staff discussions at Malta before travelling to Yalta.
Birth of Rod Stewart
Birth of Roderick David Stewart, later a major British rock and pop singer.
Proposes short talks between Anthony Eden and Edward Stettinius during the Malta preparations.
Birth of Anthony John Selvidge, later known as Tony Kaye, original Yes keyboard player.
Raises practical questions about Allied ships passing through the Turkish Straits on the journey toward Crimea.
Confirms expected arrival dates for the preliminary Malta talks and the subsequent Crimea conference.
Death of Archibald James Murray
Proposes excluding the press from the conference to protect secrecy and reduce logistical pressure.
Suggests that Generals Eisenhower and Alexander attend Yalta as well as the Malta military discussions.
Birth of Jacqueline du Pre
Takes part in pre-Yalta foreign-minister discussions aboard HMS Sirius in Grand Harbor.
Reviews Allied military planning with Roosevelt and the Combined Chiefs of Staff before Yalta.
Joins Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin as the Yalta Conference opens in Crimea.
Discusses how smaller states should be represented in the postwar international organization during the evening dinner.
Supports a significant French role in postwar German occupation and control arrangements.
Discusses Germany's postwar treatment and economic questions with Stettinius and Molotov.
Participates in tripartite military discussion of German forces in Norway and future Allied operations.
Discusses referring the question of German dismemberment to the European Advisory Commission.
Churchill states that Britain has consistently supported the Curzon Line, including leaving Lwow to the Soviet Union, while requesting a gesture toward Poland.
Discusses bomb-line arrangements and coordination between Western and Soviet forces advancing into Germany.
Reviews proposals for a French occupation zone and French membership on Germany's control machinery.
Participates in renewed debate over the composition and frontiers of postwar Poland.
A British revised formula states that Poland's eastern frontier should follow the Curzon Line with local adjustments of five to eight kilometres in Poland's favour.
Reviews Allied troops, oil concessions and diplomatic policy toward Iran with Stettinius and Molotov.
Agrees that the three foreign ministers should meet periodically after the conference.
21st Army Group opens Operation Veritable to clear German forces from the northern Rhineland.
Supports British amendments concerning the proposed Yugoslav political settlement.
Advances a British proposal concerning Allied policy toward Iran during the foreign ministers' meeting.
Participates in discussion of how major Axis war criminals should be treated after victory.
Advances a revised British proposal on the composition of the postwar Polish government.
Offers a British amendment to the draft Declaration on Liberated Europe.
Presents a British proposal concerning the future Austrian-Yugoslav frontier.
Presents British proposals concerning Venezia Giulia and the Yugoslav-Italian frontier.
Takes part in an evening reconsideration of German reparations with Roosevelt and Stalin.
Supports French participation in the Allied Control Council and a French occupation zone in Germany.
Agrees to send a joint message to Tito and Subasic concerning the formation of a Yugoslav government.
Approves inviting France to occupy a German zone and join the Allied Control Council.
Signs the tripartite protocol governing the initial Allied approach to German reparations.
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