The issue that remains unsettled after the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers was that Russia was expecting to receive some land and compensation. Another issue for Russia was that the Soviet Union did not sign a peace treaty with Japan.
On December 1945, the following Foreign Ministers gathered in Moscow: Ernest Bevin(England), Vyacheslav Molotov (USSR), and James F. Byrnes (United States). They prepared treaties and agreements with former Axis Powers and sustained conversation of issues that resulted from the end of World War II.
The answer is that the Moscow is
after the land and the money. The main unsettled issue was that Russia and
Japan never signed a peace treaty to end their conflicts but Moscow wanted to
have the money and the land but in the foreign minister conference it wasn’t granted.
In general, history is the recorded story of the interaction between "ideas" "people" and "patterns", since it is the way in which people act and make decisions that influences their collective history.
