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What country did the Yalta Conference draw up the terms for unconditional surrender?
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At which meeting did the Allied Powers agree to require an unconditional surrender by Germany?
At the Casablanca Conference the Allied Powers drafted the Casablanca Declaration. The primary purpose of this Declaration was the doctrine of unconditional surrender by Germany.
Who attended the yatta conference and what and what was the outcome?
did you mean yalta conference? the meeting divided germany into 4 zones 1 each for United States-Russia-Britain -France- meeting was attended by Roosevelt -Stalin-Churchill-unconditional surrender of Germany
What country was split in half during the yalta conference?
Germany
Why The USSR pledged at the Yalta Conference in February of 1945?
to attack Japan within three months of German surrender
What did the USSR pledged at the Yalta Conference in February of 1945?
to attack Japan within three months of German surrender
The USSR pledged at the Yalta Conference in February of 1945?
to attack Japan within three months of German surrender
What pledged The USSR at the Yalta Conference in February of 1945?
to attack Japan within three months of German surrender
What did USSR pledge at the yalta conference?
to attack Japan within three months of German surrender
What was the yalta death conference?
The Yalta conference was a meeting of soviet and American officials in early 1945. They agreed that the USSR would help America in the Pacific front after Germanys surrender and they agreed that when reconstucting countries they would support free elections.
What date did they have the yalta conference?
yalta conference was held on September 2, 1945
What year was the yalta conference?
The Yalta Conference was February 4-11, 1945. Save
Who attended the yalta meetings and what agreements were reached concerning Japan and Germany?
Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin. They agreed that they would only accept unconditional surrender from Germany and Japan.
