With all of these men in meetings together to discuss the future of the world, it was no surprise that agreements would be broken. Out of all the leaders who were involved with the fate of Germany, Truman is be the one who would have the fate of another key country that would end the war. Russia was even aware of the pressure that they faced if they did not end Japan before the United States or another country. Overall, Japan’s fate did not affect the rise of fear in their country alone, but in Russia’s too. The consequence of the radiation heightened the other nations’ fear and mistrust of the United States. The devastating effects shocked the world and started a new ideological struggle amongst leaders world-wide. The balance of power shifted in favor of America, while the Russians figured out a way to come out on top with a nuclear technology.
Not only was Truman’s presidency launching another era of fear, but his atomic diplomacy will encourage it. …show more content…
Stalin's methods to procure wealth conflicted with the United Nations’ goal to secure peace within the world. http://www.dannen.com/decision/potsdam.htmlLeading up to the bombing, Truman made it known at the US on July 24th that the US had a nuclear weapon in order to indicate potential power if Russia was to step out of line. Soviet Marshal Georgii Zhukov’s version of this incident was that it indicated that “the US Government intended to use the atomic weapon for the purpose of achieving its Imperialist goals from a position of strength in “the cold war.” However, Stalin did not take these potential threats into consideration, since he was preoccupied with the previous treatment that the British and the US displayed post-war. Russia’s previous embankment on rampaging parts of Europe convinced Truman the power must be demonstrated through a stronger military so its presence would be known
Not only was Truman’s presidency launching another era of fear, but his atomic diplomacy will encourage it. …show more content…
Stalin's methods to procure wealth conflicted with the United Nations’ goal to secure peace within the world. http://www.dannen.com/decision/potsdam.htmlLeading up to the bombing, Truman made it known at the US on July 24th that the US had a nuclear weapon in order to indicate potential power if Russia was to step out of line. Soviet Marshal Georgii Zhukov’s version of this incident was that it indicated that “the US Government intended to use the atomic weapon for the purpose of achieving its Imperialist goals from a position of strength in “the cold war.” However, Stalin did not take these potential threats into consideration, since he was preoccupied with the previous treatment that the British and the US displayed post-war. Russia’s previous embankment on rampaging parts of Europe convinced Truman the power must be demonstrated through a stronger military so its presence would be known