Yalta and Potsdam - Notes
As the threat
from Hitler receded, the tensions between the superpowers began to become
more obvious. When the 'Big Three' met at Yalta in February 1945, they
had been able to come to a number of agreements - even though
after the
conference, Churchill wrote to Roosevelt that ‘The Soviet Union has become
a danger to the free world.’
At Potsdam, in July 1945 - after Hitler had been defeated - the allies were unable to agree:
Drag the items on the right to match with the items on the left to show how the agreements of Yalta disintegrated into the quarrels of Potsdam.