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At which World War II conference was the decision made by the Allies to divide Germany and Berlin after the war? A. Casablanca B. Geneva C. Iran D. Yalta grrr i thought it was potsdam but thats not an
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At which World War II conference was the decision made by the Allies to divide Germany and Berlin after the war?

A. Casablanca

B. Geneva

C. Iran

D. Yalta

grrr i thought it was potsdam but thats not an option :((

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B Geneva I think is the answer
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Yalta

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i thought it was potsdam too i still do tbh

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