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The conference in Yalta was attended by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, and the conclusions were reached on the division of Germany into interest zones. Thus, West Germany was an area of interest for the Western Allies, while East Germany was a Russian interest zone. Berlin is also divided. One of the conclusions was also the conduct of free elections in the interest zones.

aliina [53]2 years ago

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The Yalta Conference resulted in the division of Germany into four parts occupied by different allies. The Germans would also have to demilitarize and remove all of the Nazi influence from their cultural heritage.

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