Вторая Квебекская конференция

Вторая Квебекская конференция Октагон
Прием премьер-министра в замке Фронтенак
Принимающая страна	Канада
Дата	12–16 сентября 1944 г.
Города	Квебек Сити , Квебек
Участники	Великобритания Соединенные Штаты

Вторая Квебекская конференция (под кодовым названием «ОКТАГОН») — военная конференция высокого уровня, проводившаяся во время Второй мировой войны правительствами Великобритании и США. Конференция проводилась в Квебеке с 12 по 16 сентября 1944 года и была второй конференцией, проведенной в Квебеке после «КВАДРАНТА» в августе 1943 года. Главными представителями были Уинстон Черчилль , Франклин Д. Рузвельт и Объединенный комитет вождей. персонала . Премьер-министр Канады Уильям Лайон Маккензи Кинг был хозяином, но не присутствовал на ключевых встречах.

Были достигнуты соглашения по следующим темам: союзные оккупационные зоны в побежденной Германии, план Моргентау по демилитаризации Германии, продолжение помощи США по ленд-лизу Великобритании и роль Королевского флота в войне против Японии. На основании Памятной записки в Гайд-парке они планировали сбросить атомную бомбу на Японию.

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Дальнейшее чтение

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Бернье, Серж. «Составление карты победы», Бивер (2008) 88 № 1, стр. 69–72.
Джон Л. Чейз « Развитие плана Моргентау посредством Квебекской конференции » Журнал политики , Vol. 16, № 2 (май 1954 г.), стр. 324–359.

Первоисточники

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Государственный департамент США по международным отношениям, Конференция в Квебеке, 1944 г.

Внешние ссылки

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Викискладе есть медиафайлы, связанные с Квебекской конференцией 1944 года .

Информационный файл BBC: Вторая конференция в Квебеке

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Уинстон Черчилль

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