Diplomacy of World War II | Wikipedia audio article
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00:00:32 1 The United Nations
00:01:09 1.1 Cairo Conference
00:01:59 1.2 Big Three conferences
00:02:41 1.2.1 Tehran conference
00:03:21 1.2.2 Yalta conference
00:04:48 1.2.3 Potsdam conference
00:05:44 1.3 Dumbarton Oaks Conference
00:06:44 1.4 San Francisco Conference
00:07:42 2 Britain – United States
00:10:30 2.1 Casablanca conference
00:11:34 3 Britain
00:14:00 3.1 India
00:15:16 3.2 Britain and France
00:15:57 3.2.1 Plans for intervention in the Winter War against USSR
00:20:02 3.2.2 German invasion 1940
00:21:34 3.3 Britain and Soviet Union
00:22:25 3.4 Middle East
00:22:35 3.4.1 Iraq
00:23:37 3.4.2 Iran (Persia)
00:25:38 3.5 Commonwealth
00:27:58 4 United States
00:29:18 4.1 1941–42
00:32:05 5 China
00:36:56 5.1 Wartime
00:39:41 6 Soviet Union
00:42:41 7 France
00:42:51 7.1 French Republic
00:44:29 7.2 Vichy France
00:44:39 7.2.1 Relationships with Germany
00:50:06 7.2.2 French fleet
00:51:51 7.2.3 North Africa
00:53:26 7.3 Free France
00:55:27 8 Neutrals
00:55:58 8.1 Latin America
00:58:05 8.1.1 Argentina
00:59:48 8.2 Baltic States
01:00:27 8.3 Ireland
01:00:54 8.4 Portugal
01:02:31 8.5 Spain
01:04:11 8.6 Sweden
01:06:20 8.7 Switzerland
01:09:19 8.8 Turkey
01:11:12 9 Axis
01:11:56 9.1 Germany
01:14:06 9.1.1 Hitler
01:15:09 9.1.2 Forced labour
01:16:37 9.1.3 Threatening Poland
01:22:36 9.1.4 Worldwide Fascist groups
01:23:05 9.2 Italy
01:25:42 9.3 Balkans
01:26:39 9.3.1 Greece
01:29:34 9.3.2 Yugoslavia and Croatia
01:32:36 9.4 Japan
01:34:20 9.4.1 Imperial conquests
01:35:32 9.4.2 Imperial rule
01:37:58 9.4.3 Puppet states in China
01:40:32 9.4.4 Military defeats
01:43:15 9.4.5 Deaths
01:44:29 9.5 Finland
01:49:06 10 Governments in Exile
01:49:33 10.1 Poland: in exile and underground
01:51:37 10.2 Norway
01:52:58 10.3 Netherlands
01:54:46 10.4 Czechoslovakia
01:55:40 10.5 Belgium
01:56:52 10.6 Yugoslavia in exile
01:58:34 10.7 Korea
01:59:02 11 List of all War Declarations and other outbreaks of hostilities
01:59:22 12 See also
01:59:39 13 Notes
02:00:37 14 References



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The diplomatic history of World War II includes the major foreign policies and interactions inside the opposing coalitions, the Allies of World War II and the Axis powers. The military history of the war is covered at World War II. The prewar diplomacy is covered in Causes of World War II and International relations (1919–1939).