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The 23 pages that link to Potsdam Conference, each with the reason it gives.

• Cold WarRelated: Disputes at Potsdam exposed the weakening alliance between the wartime powers.

• Winston ChurchillRelated: Churchill attended its opening before losing office and being replaced by Attlee.

• Marshall PlanRelated: Its unresolved German question was the deadlock the plan was designed to break.

• Harry S. TrumanRelated: Truman met Stalin and Churchill at Potsdam as wartime cooperation gave way to rivalry.

• Tehran ConferenceRelated: It followed Tehran's wartime coordination into a sharply changed postwar setting.

• Oder–Neisse lineRelated: Its declaration placed former German territories east of the line under Polish administration pending a peace settlement.

• Potsdam AgreementBroader topic: The agreement was the conference’s principal statement on Germany and postwar Europe.

• Potsdam DeclarationRelated: The declaration was issued during this conference by the United States, Britain, and China.

• Paris Peace Treaties, 1947Related: The Allies’ wartime agreements at Potsdam shaped the wider framework for European settlements.

• Vyacheslav MolotovRelated: Molotov represented the Soviet Union in negotiations over the postwar settlement.

• Expulsion of Germans after World War IIRelated: The conference endorsed transfers of German populations while borders and occupation zones were being reshaped.

• Iron CurtainRelated: Its tensions exposed the weakening alliance that preceded the division.

• Allies of World War IIRelated: Wartime partners negotiated Germany’s occupation as tensions among them became clearer.

• Geneva ConferenceCompared with: Like Geneva, it involved major powers negotiating territorial arrangements, but in a different postwar setting.

• KaliningradRelated: Its agreements placed northern East Prussia under Soviet administration.

• Postwar GermanyRelated: Its agreements outlined occupation, demilitarization, and the displacement of German populations.

• SzczecinRelated: Its decisions placed Stettin under Polish administration after World War II.

• KlaipėdaRelated: The postwar settlement confirmed Lithuania’s acquisition of the city, renamed Klaipėda.

• Polish population transfersRelated: Potsdam endorsed the transfer of German populations and shaped the setting for Poland’s resettlement.

• William D. LeahyBroader topic: Leahy advised President Truman during this late-war conference after Roosevelt’s death.

• PotsdamBroader topic: Held at Cecilienhof, it permanently tied the city’s name to Allied settlement.

• Aftermath of World War IIRelated: The conference exposed growing disagreements over Germany and Eastern Europe.

• Flight and expulsion of GermansRelated: Its decisions set conditions for the organized transfer of German populations.