Mini Sheet: 75 years of the Yalta Conference (Russia 2020)
75 years of the Yalta Conference (Russia 2020)
10 February (Russia ) within release History of Russian diplomacy goes into circulation Mini Sheet 75 years of the Yalta Conference face value 300 Russian ruble
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The Yalta (Crimean) Conference of the Allied Powers (February 4–11, 1945) is the second (after Tehran) meeting of the leaders of the three Allied Powers — the USSR, the USA, and Great Britain, dedicated to the establishment of a post-war world order. The conference was attended by Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR I.V. Stalin, US President F.D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister W. Churchill, as well as members of delegations. The conference was held in the Livadia Palace in the village of Livadia, 3 km from Yalta. During the conference, plans were agreed on the defeat of Germany and the requirements for its unconditional surrender, decisions were made on denazification, demilitarization and the trial of war criminals. The postage stamp depicts the monument of Zurab Tsereteli "Big Three" (2015), installed in 2015 in Livadia.Mini Sheet 75 years of the Yalta Conference it reflects the thematic directions:
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