Historians' Opinions on the Yalta Conference

[Philosophy]

:scratch:

Anyone know of historians' opinions on the Yalta Conference? I've not been able to find any, so if you know, please kindly enlighten me.

[Wholly Goats]

Um...Phil?

I don't think you really tried.

I found this online in about sixty seconds:

Historical analysis of the Yalta Conference (http://home.aubg.bg/students/SDM040/)

Beyond that, any historian who has written in depth on this conference has usually expressed an opinion based upon their interpretation of events. The best bet would be to find multiple historians who have researched the events and compare their analyses.

[maddog]

The library should be full of books about the Yalta conference.

#823

[BDS]

Roosevelt and Stalin ganged up on Churchill.

[Wholly Goats]

Roosevelt and Stalin ganged up on Churchill.

Not according to the Stalinists!

[godfry n. glad]

The library should be full of books about the Yalta conference.

#823

:yeahthat:

Get off your butt from behind that monitor and hustle it down to the library. Look up Yalta Conference and do the reading.

[Philosophy]

I'm actually asking for information on this topic for a stranger, not for myself...

[godfry n. glad]

Then tell the stranger to get of their butt and get down to the library. They do know how to use the library catalog, don't they?

[godfry n. glad]

I hear tell it was fun for all!

http://www.cch.kcl.ac.uk/legacy/staff/wlm/essays/copenhagen/yalta.html

[Philosophy]

Probably best to just utilise referential material such as His Knowledgeableness Lord Godfry.