The Second World War was a brutal conflict that was marked in history as one of the largest and most brutal conflicts recorded in human history. The Axis and Allied Powers waged a terrible war against each other that spanned six continents. To ensure the defeat of the Axis Powers, "The Big Three," referred to Great Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union sought to bring about an end to the Axis Powers and Nazi Germany. These three countries were critical in ensuring the defeat of Nazi Germany. There will be an analysis of the agenda of the Allied Powers during the war and what the goals of the Allied Powers were post World War II.
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In November of 1943, Roosevelt met with Stalin proposing the formation of an international organization that comprised of major allied powers, The United States, Soviet Union, China, and Great Britain (Office of the Historian) The aims of the organization was to handle international security, social and economic issues. The establishment of this culmination of countries and nations discussing matters of world issues would aim to assure that future conflicts such as World War II does not culminate again in the future. As negotiations and compromises were being made with the Soviet Union regarding the division of Europe, Roosevelt hoed that by including the Soviet Union into the permanent Security Council it would sincerely push the country to regulate itself and contribute towards the country.
The brutality of World War II was a very defining moment in humanity. Allied powers truly sought to bring about the end of the Axis Powers and Nazi Germany. If the Axis Powers were not defeated the world would truly be much different than it is today. As many concessions were made throughout the war, the agenda of the "Big Three" was to put pressure on Nazi Germany and assure that they country was defeated with the defeat of Japan also. The Yalta Conference would bring about drastic changes post the war that would bring about the establishment of the United
One primary goal of the Allied Powers was to defeat Germany. In itself, the country waging a war on two …show more content…
In November of 1943, Roosevelt met with Stalin proposing the formation of an international organization that comprised of major allied powers, The United States, Soviet Union, China, and Great Britain (Office of the Historian) The aims of the organization was to handle international security, social and economic issues. The establishment of this culmination of countries and nations discussing matters of world issues would aim to assure that future conflicts such as World War II does not culminate again in the future. As negotiations and compromises were being made with the Soviet Union regarding the division of Europe, Roosevelt hoed that by including the Soviet Union into the permanent Security Council it would sincerely push the country to regulate itself and contribute towards the country.
The brutality of World War II was a very defining moment in humanity. Allied powers truly sought to bring about the end of the Axis Powers and Nazi Germany. If the Axis Powers were not defeated the world would truly be much different than it is today. As many concessions were made throughout the war, the agenda of the "Big Three" was to put pressure on Nazi Germany and assure that they country was defeated with the defeat of Japan also. The Yalta Conference would bring about drastic changes post the war that would bring about the establishment of the United