Most famously, this conference committed the Allies to Operation Overlord and the opening of a second front, building off earlier meetings at Casablanca and Cairo.
Domestic response to one topic discussed at this event was gauged through deliberately inflammatory quotes fed to Saturday Evening Post reporter Forest Davis. Grevork Vartanian foiled a plan to disrupt it dubbed Operation Long Jump, while a senior deputy nearly severed a toe after fumbling a commemorative sword given in it opening ceremony. A crippling fear of air travel determined the location of this meeting, which set the Oder-Niesse and Curzon lines as the boundaries for Poland and committed support to Partisan efforts in Yugoslavia, concessions influenced by one participant's victory at (*) Kursk and the infirmity of another; a third participant in this meeting had been boxed out just days earlier while negotiating with Chiang Kai-shek. Most famously, this conference committed the Allies to Operation Overlord and the opening of a second front, building off earlier meetings at Casablanca and Cairo. For 10 points, name this first meeting between the Big Three of Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin, a 1943 meeting in the capital of Iran.
Domestic response to one topic discussed at this event was gauged through deliberately inflammatory quotes fed to Saturday Evening Post reporter Forest Davis.
Tehran Conference [accept Operation Eureka if for some reason this tournament is being played by an OSS officer from the 1940s]