The fate of Japan was solved 75 years ago in the Livadian Palace - Anatoly Koskin

Politically, the Yalta Conference of the Heads of Great Powers of the USSR, the United States and the United Kingdom in February 1945 was extremely important. In fact, in Yalta, the hopes of Germany and Japan for the collapse of the coalition of allied powers were destroyed. On the eve of the beginning of the conference, Hitler convinced his closest aides that as the Russian communist advance in Europe, the chances of changing the position of the West (the United States and the United Kingdom A. K.) would increase with every kilometre of Soviet soldiers approaching Berlin. These calculations had a base. As Ch Moran, close to British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, testified, the British Prime Minister no longer speaks of Hitler, he interprets the dangers of communism. He imagines a picture of how the Red Army, like a cancer, spreads from one country to another. He's had this as an obsession, and apparently he can 't think of anything else.