HISTORY 3040

CANADA AND THE WORLDDr. Curtis ColeTrent University in OshawaThe Cold WarPart IIMarch 1, 2010

The United NationsThe Cold War: Part II

The United NationsSan Francisco - 1945The Cold War: Part II

The United NationsSan Francisco - 1945The Grand AllianceThe Atlantic Charter - August, 1941The Cold War: Part II

U.S. President Franklin RooseveltCanadian Prime Minister W.L.M. KingBritish Prime Minister Winston ChurchillQuebec City - August, 1943The Cold War: Part II

Foreign Ministers ConferenceMoscow - October, 1943Cordell HullUnited States Secretary of StateVyacheslav MolotovSoviet ForeignMinisterThe Cold War: Part II

The Cold War: Part II

Stalin, Roosevelt and ChurchillTeheran - November, 1943The Cold War: Part II

Dumbarton OaksAugust-September, 1944The Cold War: Part II

United Nations CharterSecurity Council

United Nations CharterSecurity Councilgreat powersGeneral Assemblyall member states

United Nations CharterSecurity Councilgreat powers5 members - each with a vetowith permanent and rotating seatsGeneral Assemblyall member states

United Nations CharterSecurity Councilgreat powers5 members - each with a vetowith permanent and rotating seatsGeneral Assemblyall member statesfunctionalism

United Nations CharterSecurity Councilgreat powers5 members - each with a vetowith permanent and rotating seatsGeneral Assemblyall member statesfunctionalismcentralized power

United Nations CharterSecurity Councilgreat powers5 members - each with a vetowith permanent and rotating seatsGeneral Assemblyall member statesfunctionalismcentralized powerCanadian proposal: recognize middle powers

United NationsLester B. PearsonCanadian Delegation

United NationsUnited Nations CharterSigned June 26, 1945

United NationsUnited Nations CharterRatified by the U.S. Senate July, 1945

Igor GouzenkoThe Cold War: Part II

Igor GouzenkoFred RoseThe Cold War: Part II

KOREAThe Cold War: Part II

KOREAUnited Nations Temporary Commission on Korea - 1947to supervise electionsRepublic of Korea (south)Peoples Democratic Republic of Korea (north)South Korea joined UN 1949invasion from the north 1950Soviet boycott of the UNThe Cold War: Part II

KOREAThe Cold War: Part IIGeneralDouglas MacArthur

KOREAThe Cold War: Part II

Dwight D. EisenhowerU.S. President, 1953-61The Cold War: Part II

Josef StalinThe Cold War: Part II

Nikita KhrushchevThe Cold War: Part II

U.S. Secretary of StateJohn Foster Dulleswith Soviet Foreign MinisterVyacheslav MolotovThe Cold War: Part II

Hungarian protesters burn the Soviet flag,Budapest, 1956The Cold War: Part II

Senator Joseph McCarthyThe Cold War: Part II

Senator Joseph McCarthyArmy-McCarthy Hearings, 1954The Cold War: Part II

J. Robert OppenheimerThe Cold War: Part II

The Cold War: Part II

The Cold War: Part II

The Cold War: Part II

COLD WARGary Powers, KNBC Traffic Reporter, 1970sThe Cold War: Part II

President John F. Kennedys Inaugural, Jan. 20, 1960The Cold War: Part II

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