Stalin Assurances Fail to Shift Policy Across West
Discussion of Stalin's assurances to negotiate differences with the United States finds limited impact on Soviet expansion. Reports cite his March 13 1948 statement and 1946 letters amid postwar tensions, UN hopes, and escalating conflicts with Western powers from Paris conferences to Byrnes Wallace cabinet split.
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Stalin reflects on postwar ties and stalled German peace talks
Stalin spoke on public policy amid a slow postwar pace. The Trieste deadlock was broken by a Big Four accord to create a free territory and advance Italian and satellite peace treaties. He spoke with Elliott Roosevelt on December 21 reaffirming peaceful coexistence and no war danger. In early 1947 Big Four foreign ministers met in Moscow amid pessimism to draft German and Austrian independence treaties. Stalin also met presidential candidate Harold Stassen on April 9, 1947.
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