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During World War II, why were Tehran and yalta significant

During World War II, why were Tehran and yalta significant
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During World War II, why were Tehran and yalta significant

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sites of conferences held by the Big Three

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because sites of conferences held by the big three. the so called the big three is the Tehran,yalta and potsdam conferences.
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