Tehran+Conference

== HISTORY: [|The Tehran Conference] Was a meeting between U.S president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. They discussed strategies for winning World II and also potential terms for a peace settlement. It held place in Tehran, Iran and was between November 28 and December 1, 1943.==

==ABOUT THE CONFERENCE: ==

- Stalin promised to help the United States win its war against Japan.
==- Stalin wanted a territorial buffer between the Soviet Union and Germany, made up of the former Baltic nations. The three leaders planned to discuss D-day and different war strategies. The three Allied leaders also discussed important issues concerning the fate of Europe and Germany in the postwar period. In order to compensate Poland for the loss of territory, Stalin Churchill and Roosevelt agree to move the German-Polish border to the Oder and Neisse rivers.==



==WHAT THEY DID: Finally Stalin Churchill and Roosevelt issued a declaration of the three powers regarding Iran. Within that declaration, they thanked the Iranian Government for its help in the war against Germany and promised to provide it with economic assistance both during the and after the war. == 

==PARALLELS: The Tehran conference is like when the pigs (Napoleon) invite Pilkington (Western powers) over for dinner. When they started playing cards, Napoleon and Pilkington both drew the ace of spades so they accused each other of cheating. They changed the rule from "four legs good, two legs bad" to "four legs good, two legs better", so the pigs starting walking on two legs and drinking beer. The other animals couldn't distinguish which were the pigs and which were the animals. The ace of spades drew a feud between Napoleon and the pigs, Stalin and Churchill discuss what to do about the fate of Germany. ==