The Yalta conference served as a tender-box. It fueled many myths and endless propaganda that helped ignite feelings of resentment from the American public. Levering The Cold War states that, "These various mind-sets are important not only because leaders and citizens in both countries found them useful as a framework for explaining or justifying the Cold War, but also because many scholars have used portions of them as underpinnings for their writings on Soviet-American relations"...
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America was left in a vulnerable position after the death of Roosevelt, because Truman lacked the diplomatic charisma to deal with Stalin. Truman didn't have the ability to dig in his heels against Churchill's agenda. Since Truman had rarely directly dealt with Churchill, he was not as familiar with the complexity of Churchill's character, or the ambivalent nature of his policies...
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