Both Churchill and Stalin are protected by their own embassies, located close to each other. The big problem is Roosevelt, who is outside the city in a camp in the desert scrub.

Eighty years ago today a great international conference was happening that indelibly shaped the world to come. Let’s take a ...

In his address in Fulton, Missouri, Churchill also remarked that ‘the Communist parties or fifth columns constitute a growing ...

The "Big Three" leaders, U.S. president Harry Truman, Soviet premier Joseph Stalin and British prime minister Winston Churchill (and later Clement Atlee) gathered in the German city in 1945 to ...

On December 1, 1943, ending a "Big Three" meeting in Tehran, U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Russian Premier Josef Stalin pledged a concerted effort to ...

Eighty years ago, on July 17, 1945, the last of the Second World War’s “Big Three” conferences was convened at Potsdam, near Berlin, Germany, in the Cecilienhof Palace. The key issues discussed and ...

Churchill’s loss couldn’t have come at a worst time, as far as he was concerned. The Potsdam Conference, involving the “Big Three” of President Harry Truman, Soviet leader Josef Stalin and ...

Churchill bit back hard, reminding Stalin of Britain’s courage in 1940, when the Soviet Union had actually been allied with Hitler. Then he took out a map of the Mediterranean and spread it out ...

Joseph Stalin, 21 Dec 1879 - Mar 1953 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, 30 Nov 1874 - 24 Jan 1965 Unidentified Men Credit Line Owner: State Russian Museum Date 1945 Object number RU010030 ...