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ProQuest Historical Newspapers Search of the Week:
See how a story can be told through the database. This search sequence models how a student or researcher in tracing the coverage of an historical event might use the database.
Celebrate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II in ProQuest Historical Newspapers™. In 1945, one of the greatest conflicts in history came to an end. Now, 60 years later, relive this momentous period through the pages of the Historical Chicago Tribune. See how the end of the war led to a new era in diplomacy as the Cold War emerged. How did the end of the Second World War set the stage for the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union? Learn first-hand about the circumstances in 1945 that would lead to ongoing tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union until the 1990s. What were the key issues in 1945 that soured American-Soviet relations for almost fifty years? Find out in ProQuest Historical Newspapers.
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In the Basic search screen, type in Truman and Churchill and Stalin. For the date range, type in 05/01/1945 to 05/31/1945 to limit your search to articles published in the Chicago Tribune during May 1945 with the keywords Truman, Churchill, and Stalin.
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The Results List provides 28 articles. If you wish, you can sort by oldest first, most recent first, or most relevant first.
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Read about the surrender of Nazi Germany and the capture of fugitive Nazi leaders as the hunt for Hitler's henchmen began to unfold in the wake of Germany's defeat.
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Relive the days as the guns went silent and early victory celebrations erupted as news of Hitler's downfall spread throughout the allied nations.
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Although the war in Europe was over, a new and perhaps more complicated conflict was just beginning. What were the reasons for the breakdown of international cooperation between the U. S. and the Soviet Union after the defeat of Germany?
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Because of ProQuest's easy interface, researchers can readily trace the origins of mistrust and suspicion that emerged among the allied powers as they began to grapple with postwar issues involving the future of Germany and Eastern Europe.
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Read about President Harry S Truman's call for a free press in Germany, or Prime Minister Winston Churchill's demand for information regarding the Soviet arrest of Polish leaders.
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Learn about the "two wartime governments" of Poland and the role they played in the complicated international chess match that was developing between the Soviet Union and the U. S. in 1945.
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Why did Stalin doubt the possibility of cooperation among the three powers, especially over the issue of Poland? Learn all about it in ProQuest Historical Newspapers.
Whether you're researching the Cold War, the stock market, advertising, or a family genealogy, ProQuest Historical Newspapers provides easy access to first-hand information unfiltered by the historical perspective
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