Diana Preston, an esteemed author and expert on the Yalta Conference, offers a fascinating glimpse into this pivotal 1945 meeting. She reveals the health struggles of Churchill and Roosevelt, and how these influenced the discussions. The intricate dynamics between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill are dissected, highlighting their contrasting views on post-war arrangements. Preston also shares intriguing anecdotes of espionage and the elaborate social interactions that characterized the conference, suggesting it was a crucial turning point in shaping modern geopolitics.
