The Big Three - Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin In February 1945, three men met in a holiday resort to decide the fate of the world. Nazi Germany was on its knees. Soviet ...

The photo taken at the end of the Yalta Conference 40 years ago is almost an icon now. The image freezes a moment that was to change our time. Cold War and Korea, Vietnam and Poland’s Solidarity ...

In February 1945, the “Big Three” met at a czarist resort near Yalta, in the Soviet Crimea, to continue the work begun at other summits, notably in Tehran in 1943.

Much haS been written about the historic Yalta Conference in February 1945, when Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt met to decide the future of the postwar world. Little, however, is known about the ...

Even among the Big Three, contests for power and spheres of influence were not finally abolished at Yalta. Yalta could be taken as an incomplete check on a race for spheres of influence.

During February 4–11, 1945, the “Big Three” met at Yalta in the Crimea, along the coast of the Soviet Black Sea, to map out the postwar world. Churchill’s Weakness and Roosevelt’s New Deal Dreams.

On Feb. 4, 1945, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin, the Big Three, meet at Yalta to discuss unconditional surrender terms for Germany.

70 years after "Big Three" debates future of Europe at Yalta, Crimea is again at heart of argument. Arguments over sovereignty, self-determination and influence are suddenly electric again.

It was in February 1945 that the Big Three wartime leaders - Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin and Franklin D. Roosevelt - had their penultimate meeting in the Russian resort town of Yalta on the ...

The Big Three - Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin. By Toby Luckhurst. BBC News. ... Watch footage of the Big Three at Yalta in 1945 ...