Dedication - Stalin and Churchill

President Truman participated in the Yalta Conference held during World War II. They find Winston Churchill a very complicated, persistent, and easygoing person, while Joseph Stalin of Russia is very friendly, friendly and easy to accept.

Churchill used to quarrel before signing any agreement or amendment. On the contrary, Stalin was willing to sign and support any agreement easily.

Yalta conference concludes The management of the implementation of fixed agreements began in the conference. Truman found that Winston Churchill fully complied and implemented all the agreements while Joseph Stalin did not care about the agreements and continued to implement his secret agenda. The result of these two work is now in the pages of history.

Truman understood that Churchill was so stubborn because his intention was to remain serious about the agreements, while Stalin was so friendly and willing to negotiate because his intention was not to compromise agreements.