In February 1945 Stalin, Roosevelt, and

Churchill met again to discuss the political

problems of post-war Europe in the Crimean town

of Yalta. The main points discussed at the Yalta

Conference (February 4-11, 1945) were as follows:

• the establishment of the United Nations,
• the partition of Germany and reparation

payments,

• the settlement of Polish issue,
• whether and under what conditions the

Soviet Union would enter the war against

Japan (Bell, 2011:202).