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Wwii Rhetoric Among East And West Leaders

As the Second World War was coming to an end, the main leaders of the United States, Britain, and Soviet Union meet several times at key conferences to discuss postwar relations. The Yalta and Potsdam Conferences were critical moments in history for the ‘Big Three' leaders to agree upon diplomatic and unified solutions to postwar peace, yet their disagreements, personal conflicts, and ideological beliefs lead to an eventual Cold War crisis. The opposing views of both the West and East blocs made it difficult to achieve a possible coexistence. Personal conflicts amongst leaders lead to their firm positions on foreign matters, resulting in a series of rhetorical speeches that intensified the situation further. In the following paper, I will demonstrate the rhetoric employed through speeches by Winston Churchill, Harry Truman, and Joseph Stalin that lead to the escalating conflict into a Cold War standoff.

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