1943Trident Conference Begins

The Trident Conference begins in Washington, D.C. with Frank...
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🤝 Arcadia Conference Begins

Start of the Arcadia Conference in Washington, D.C., the first official meeting of British and American political and military leaders.
Arcadia Conference Begins (1941)
Allied CooperationStrategyUSUKDiplomacyWar PlanningWashington D.C.

🤝 Churchill Arrives in Washington

Winston Churchill arrives in Washington for meetings with Roosevelt.
ChurchillRooseveltUS-UK RelationsDiplomacyWorld LeadersWar StrategyAllied Cooperation

🤝 Trident Conference Begins

The Trident Conference begins in Washington, D.C. with Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill taking part. The discussions are mostly on future strategy.
Trident Conference Begins (1943)
strategydiplomacyAllied cooperationRooseveltChurchillwar planningpolitical leadership

🤝 Second Quebec Conference Begins

The Second Quebec Conference (codenamed "Octagon") begins: Roosevelt and Churchill discuss military cooperation in the Pacific and the future of Germany.
Second Quebec Conference Begins (1944)
conferenceRooseveltChurchillmilitary strategyPacific TheaterGermanyalliesdiplomacywartime planning

🤝 Malta Conference Begins

The Malta Conference (1945) began with Winston Churchill meeting with the Combined Chiefs of Staff on the Island of Malta in the Mediterranean to plan the end of WWII in both Theaters, and to discuss the ramifications of the Soviets now controlling most of Eastern Europe. President Franklin D. Roosevelt would join the Conference for one day on 2 February 1945; both would fly to Yalta on 3 February for the Yalta Conference with Stalin.
Malta Conference Begins (1945)
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🤝 Yalta Conference Begins

The Yalta Conference of Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin begins; the main subject of their discussions is postwar spheres of influence.
Yalta Conference Begins (1945)
YaltaConferenceAllied PowersPost-War PlansRooseveltChurchillStalinSoviet UnionUnited KingdomUnited StatesDiplomacy