Cold War Even before the end of World War II Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt had agreed that when the war ended, the frontiers of Poland should be changed and that Germany should be divided into zones of occupation. The Russians should also be able to count on friendly relations with the Eastern European countries. All of these decisions were to cause future trouble between the Soviet Union and the West. The Soviets managed to keep …showed first 75 words of 3432 total…

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