The outcome of the Potsdam Conference

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By Potsdam, the ‘big three’ were now Truman, Attlee and Stalin
Germany had surrendered in May 1945
The USA tested the atomic bomb the day before the conference began
It was agreed that the German economy would be run as a whole (didn’t happen with each zone developing their own currencies )
Berlin would be divided into four zones
Each country was allowed to take reparations from their own zone (only the USSR actually took reparations)
The USSR was allowed to take a quarter of the industrial equipment from other zones
Truman objectified to the Red Army occupying Eastern Europe
Truman objected to the new Poland borders which had already been agreed at Yalta
By Potsdam, the Red Army had ‘liberated’ many Eastern European countries from the Nazis, but had not yet left

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