Вторая Мировая Война В Цвете 12/13 Часть 3Исторический документ:
Сталин сказал на ялтинской конференции: "Истории известно множество встреч руководителей государств после войн. Эти руководители, когда смолкали пушки, заверяли друг друга, что собираются жить в мире, и казались после войны сами себе умнее. А затем по истечении некоторого времени, вопреки взаимным заверениям, часто вновь вспыхивали войны. Почему? Да потому, что к достигнутому миру менялось отношение если не всех, то по крайней мере некоторых участников подобных встреч и конференций. Надо постараться, чтобы такого не произошло после принятия наших решений здесь."
Рузвельт сказал: "Я с вашей мыслью полностью согласен. Народы будут за это только благодарны. Все они хотят только мира."
...из "Памятное" А. Громыко
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We can get document of the Tehran & Crimea(Yalta) Conference on the Internet. I got this document from the following sites :
The content of the Crimea Conference is as follows:
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The Crimea Conference (February 4-11, 1945)
First Sitting at Livadia Palace
February 4, 1945
Stalin asked Roosevelt to open the sitting.
Roosevelt said that neither law nor history envisaged that he should open conferences. It was pure chance that he had opened the Conference at Tehran. He, Roosevelt, considered it a great honour to open the present Conference. He would like to start by expressing his gratitude for the hospitality accorded him.
The leaders of the three Powers, said Roosevelt, already understood each other well and their mutual understanding was growing. They all wanted an early end of the war and stable peace. That was why the participants in the Conference were able to start their unofficial talks. He, Roosevelt, believed the talks should be frank. Experience showed that frankness in talks made for an early achievement of good decisions. The participants in the Conference would have the maps of Europe, Asia and Africa before them. The day's sitting, however, was to be devoted to the situation on the Eastern front, where the troops of the Red Army had been advancing with such success. He, Roosevelt, asked someone to report on the situation at the Soviet-German front.
Stalin replied that he could offer a report by Army General Antonov, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army.
Antonov: "1. On January 12-15, the Soviet forces went over to the offensive on a 700-kilometre front between the Niemen River and the Carpathians.
General Chernyakhovsky's troops were advancing on Konigsberg.
Marshal Rokossovsky's troops were advancing along the northern bank of the Vistula, cutting off East Prussia from Germany's central areas.
Marshal Zhukov's troops were advancing south of the Vistula towards Poznan.
Marshal Konev's troops were advancing on Czestochowa and Breslau.
General Petrov's troops were advancing on Nowy Targ in the area of the Carpathians.
The main blow was struck by the forces under Rokossovsky, Zhukov and Konev on a 300-kilometre front between Ostroleka and Krakow.
2. Because of the unfavourable weather conditions, the operation had been planned for the end of January, when an improvement in the weather had been expected.
Since the operation had been regarded and prepared as one with decisive aims, the intention had been to conduct it in more favourable conditions.
However, in view of the alarming situation that had developed on the Western front, in connection with the German offensive in the Ardennes, the High Command of the Soviet forces ordered the offensive to be started not later than mid-January, without waiting for the weather to improve.
3. When the Soviet forces reached the Narew and the Vistula, the enemy grouping was most solid in the central sector of the front, because a strike from that sector would take our troops to Germany's vital centres along the shortest route.
In order to create the most advantageous conditions for the offensive, the Soviet High Command decided to thin out this central grouping of the enemy.
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