Even among the Big Three, contests for power and spheres of influence were not finally abolished at Yalta. Yalta could be taken as an incomplete check on a race for spheres of influence.

The ‘Big Three’ and their pledges in Yalta From February 4 to 11, 1945, the ‘Big Three’ – Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin – met at Yalta, in the Crimea.

In an article marking the conference’s anniversary, the Kremlin’s main propaganda outlet wrote, “The Big Three ensured peace on Earth for the next fifty years, and now eighty years have passed.

As Tim Bouverie shows in his masterful new diplomatic history of the war, the prime minister was right, both in his ...

Eighty years ago the Big Three—America, Britain and the Soviet Union—assembled for eight days of jaw-jawing at the Crimean resort of Yalta, their second gathering to finish the second world ...

The release of these documents coincides with the 80th anniversary of the Yalta Conference, which took place from February 4 to 11, 1945, in Crimea, where the post-war world order was shaped and ...

Russian authorities and Crimean occupation officials plan to hold a televised event to mark the anniversary of the Yalta Conference. During the broadcast, they intend to promote narratives about ...

The lessons of the Yalta Conference and the foundations of the future world order are discussed in Izvestia. The main results of the Yalta Conference 80 years ago the Yalta Conference of the three ...

In an article marking the conference’s anniversary, the Kremlin’s main propaganda outlet wrote, “The Big Three ensured peace on Earth for the next fifty years, and now eighty years have passed.

The 80th anniversary of the Conference between Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill and the new goals of today's emperors to divide the world. Meanwhile, ongoing commemorations focus not on ending the ...

E IGHTY YEARS ago the Big Three—America, Britain and the Soviet Union—assembled for eight days of jaw-jawing at the Crimean resort of Yalta, their second gathering to finish the second world ...