Origins of the cold war
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The Tehran Conference was the first meeting between Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin during World War II where they discussed Germany's fate and the countries under German control after the war. The US later decided to form the NATO military alliance in 1949 as a joint western defense pact with the US providing most of the support.
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