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　 "A colorful and gripping portrait of the three

aging leaders at their historic encounter." -The Wall Street

Journal

　For eight fateful days in 1945, three

of the towering figures of the twentieth century-FDR, Churchill,

and Stalin-met at a resort town on the Black Sea to decide on a

strategy to defeat Germany and Japan, and to carve up the world.

For more than sixty years, opinion has been bitterly divided on

what they achieved. Did Yalta pave the way to the Cold War? Did FDR

give too much to Stalin? In this groundbreaking book, Harvard

historian S. M. Plokhy draws on newly declassified Soviet documents

and unpublished diaries and letters of the participants to set the

record straight.

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　　S. M. Plokhy is the Mykhailo Hrushevky

Professor of Ukrainian History at Harvard University and the author

of several award-winning works on modern Russian and Ukrainian

history.

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　　The end of the Cold War has given scholars a chance to step

back and take a more dispassionate look at those eight

consequential days in February 1945. It is hard to imagine anyone

doing so better than S.M. Plokhy in 'Yalta: The Price of Peace' ...

colorful and gripping ... The Wall Street Journal Harvard historian

S.M. Plokhy has produced a gripping narrative of the eight days in

February 1945 when the Big Three - Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston

Churchill, and Joseph Stalin - convened the Yalta summit as World

War II raged on. The Boston Globe

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"A colorful and gripping portrait of the three aging leaders at their historic encounter." - The Wall Street Journal

For eight fateful days in 1945, three of the towering figures of the twentieth century-FDR, Churchill, and Stalin-met at a resort town on the Black Sea to decide on a strategy to defeat Germany and Japan, and to carve up the world. For more than sixty years, opinion has been bitterly divided on what they achieved. Did Yalta pave the way to the Cold War? Did FDR give too much to Stalin? In this groundbreaking book, Harvard historian S. M. Plokhy draws on newly declassified Soviet documents and unpublished diaries and letters of the participants to set the record straight.