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elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]
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Cold war why did the other allied powers not trust stalin after world war 2 came to an end

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cricket20 [7]3 years ago
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Stalin failed to keep some of his promises.  Churchill and other allied leaders were afraid Stalin /Russians would not leave cities they liberated from the Nazis.  Truman took over from Roosevelt and was tougher with Stalin.  The West did not share information on nuclear/atomic developments, another sign of distrust.  They felt he was another dictator, when they just fought dictators.  The Communist ideology saw Capitalism as an enemy to be conquered rather than a different ideology to co-exist with.

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