Decisions at Yalta: An Appraisal of Summit Diplomacy

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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 1986 - Всего страниц: 156
In this book, the author makes a provocative case for a new viewpoint in the study of Yalta in particular and summit conferences in general. He argues that the Yalta Conference should never have taken place: very little was accomplished there that could not have been handled by the foreign ministers; Roosevelt was mentally and physically exhausted; Churchill was an unwilling participant; and Stalin held Eastern Europe, making accords superfluous concerning Soviet hegemony there.
 

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Setting and Personalities
1
Germany
21
Poland
39
The United Nations
71
The Far East
85
Iran Yugoslavia and the Declaration on Liberated Europe
105
Yalta and the Palestine Problem
119
An Appraisal
129
Bibliography
139
Index
151
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