Yalta Conference
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| Date | 4 February 1945 - 11 February 1945 |
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| Description | A week long conference which saw Europe partitioned into two blocks, setting the stage for the Cold War |
The Yalta Conference was a major geopolitical event which sealed a new world order under US hegemony after WWII. Europe was partitioned in Eastern and Western spheres of influence. The USSR fully supported the agreement and gained new territory.
Official Narrative
Both blocks were of comparable military strengths and were enemies until the dissolution of the USSR.
Problems
To maintain this "balance" of power both eastern and western intelligence services worked together in preventing a participation of communist parties in western governments during the "cold war" period. [1] Both sides run Gladio style secret armies using radical left- and rightwing organizations as proxies.
This is contrary to the official narrative where such a secret agreement is dismissed in favor of well known enemy images which sharpen the identity of governments (and therefore are deemed necessary for social control of their citizens): "We are the good guys - they are the bad guys" was the message both in the US and the USSR.
