Points discussed at this talk included the one side's agreement to enter a conflict 90 days after Germany's defeat as well as free elections for Poland, a point stressed by Britain and supported by never allowed by the Soviet Union.
Concurrent with this nine-day event was the invasion of Nijmegen by British and Canadian troops, as well as a ten-pronged attack by the U.S. Third Army. One of the concrete results of this event saw a ceding of southern Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands to one side. Points discussed at this talk included the one side's agreement to enter a conflict 90 days after Germany's defeat as well as free elections for Poland, a point stressed by Britain and supported by never allowed by the Soviet Union. The only point of agreement for its three key attendants was a confirmation of the elimination of the League of Nations as earlier discussed at Tehran. For 10 points, name this conference, attended by Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt in the Crimea at the end of World War II.
Concurrent with this nine-day event was the invasion of Nijmegen by British and Canadian troops, as well as a ten-pronged attack by the U.S. Third Army.
{Yalta} Conference