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Allied Unity and the Postwar Order
盟军合作与战后秩序
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The U.S., UK, USSR, and China formed the ‘Big Four’ Allies, coordinating strategy despite deep ideological differences.
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At Yalta and Potsdam in 1945, leaders divided Germany into zones and planned trials for Nazi war criminals.
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The United Nations was founded in San Francisco to replace the failed League of Nations and prevent future wars.
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The Bretton Woods Conference created the IMF and World Bank to stabilize currencies and rebuild war-torn economies.
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Marshall Plan aid helped Western Europe recover, while the USSR tightened control over Eastern bloc countries.
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Nuremberg Trials set legal precedents for prosecuting genocide and crimes against humanity.
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Allied cooperation saved lives and ended fascism, but distrust soon hardened into Cold War divisions.
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Shared wartime sacrifice built temporary unity — yet each power interpreted ‘peace’ through its own national lens.
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Radio broadcasts, joint parades, and newsreels celebrated victory, masking growing tensions behind the scenes.
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This fragile alliance showed that global problems require cooperation — even among rivals with opposing goals.