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Rafael A. Solla León
on 3/23/11
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What was Stalin's response to Truman's suggestion?
stalin said no and did not accept his invite
What did Truman demanded at the Potsdam conference?
From Japan, Truman demanded unconditional surrender. From Stalin, Truman demanded free elections throughout Eastern Europe.
What kind of plan did Stalin use to modernize the USSR?
Stalin's plans were called the Five Year Plans.
What did Stalin do at the meeting of Potsdam that alarmed Truman?
he did nothing
What are the release dates for Men in Crisis - 1964 Truman vs Stalin?
Men in Crisis - 1964 Truman vs Stalin was released on: USA: 5 January 1965
What did Stalin do at the meeting at Potsdam that alarmed president Truman?
Stalin voted "no" to the proposal that Allied Troops leave the country of Iran at Potsdam. This was the icing on the cake for Truman, because he was already suspicious of Stalin's intent when he invaded Poland.
Why did the ussr-US allowance break down in 1945?
The leaders of USA and Britain changed from Roosevelt (who died) to Truman, and Churchill (lost the election) to Atler. Truman severely mistrusted Stalin, more than Roosevelt, and even announced that USA had successfully tested the Atomic bomb. This made Stalin mistrust Truman as well as Truman mistrusted Stalin.
Who led Britain and US when Stalin in power?
churchhill and truman
Rusian leader who started the five year plans?
Joseph Stalin started the Five Year Plans.
Why President Truman ordered goods and supplies flown into Berlin?
President Truman did this to prevent Stalin from taking over the city. Stalin blocked supplies to Berlin to force the US and British to abandon it.
Difference of the postwat Europe envisioned by Truman with that envisioned by Stalin?
Stalin was inclined towards promoting communism into the new states. Whereas, Truman was more directed towards a democratic and capitalistic approach.
Why did Harry Truman dislike Joseph Stalin?
At the end of World War Two, Poland was subjugated by the Soviet Union (Stalin). Poland had been an ally (on the winning side), never the less, it was treated by Stalin as an enemy. Stalin murdered much of the Polish military & civilian leadership and replaced them with communist puppets. Stalin was one of the most ruthless, dangerous, and murderous dictators in world history. Probably the least trustworthy person alive during Truman's Presidency.
