HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD Dr. Curtis Cole Trent University in Oshawa The Cold War Part II March 1, 2010 The United Nations The Cold War: Part II The United Nations San Francisco The Cold War: Part II The United Nations San Francisco The Grand Alliance The Atlantic Charter - August, 1941 The Cold War: Part II U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt Canadian Prime Minister W.L.M. King British Prime Minister Winston Churchill Quebec City - August, 1943 The Cold War: Part II Foreign Ministers Conference Moscow - October, 1943 Cordell Hull United States Secretary of State Vyacheslav Molotov Soviet Foreign Minister Sir Anthony Eden British Foreign Secretary The Cold War: Part II Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill Teheran - November, 1943 The Cold War: Part II Dumbarton Oaks August-September, 1944 The Cold War: Part II United Nations Charter Security Council United Nations Charter Security Council great powers General Assembly all member states United Nations Charter Security Council great powers 5 members - each with a veto with permanent and rotating seats General Assembly all member states United Nations Charter Security Council great powers 5 members - each with a veto with permanent and rotating seats General Assembly all member states functionalism United Nations Charter Security Council great powers 5 members - each with a veto with permanent and rotating seats General Assembly all member states functionalism centralized power United Nations Charter Security Council great powers 5 members - each with a veto with permanent and rotating seats General Assembly all member states functionalism centralized power Canadian proposal: recognize middle powers United Nations Lester B. Pearson Canadian Delegation United Nations United Nations Charter Signed June 26, 1945 United Nations United Nations Charter Ratified by the U.S. Senate July, 1945 Igor Gouzenko The Cold War: Part II Igor Gouzenko Fred Rose The Cold War: Part II KOREA The Cold War: Part II KOREA United Nations Temporary Commission on Korea to supervise elections Republic of Korea (south) Peoples Democratic Republic of Korea (north) South Korea joined UN 1949 invasion from the north 1950 Soviet boycott of the UN The Cold War: Part II KOREA The Cold War: Part II General Douglas MacArthur KOREA The Cold War: Part II Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S. President, The Cold War: Part II Josef Stalin The Cold War: Part II Nikita Khrushchev The Cold War: Part II U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles with Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov The Cold War: Part II Hungarian protesters burn the Soviet flag, Budapest, 1956 The Cold War: Part II Senator Joseph McCarthy The Cold War: Part II Senator Joseph McCarthy Army-McCarthy Hearings, 1954 The Cold War: Part II J. Robert Oppenheimer The Cold War: Part II COLD WAR Gary Powers, KNBC Traffic Reporter, 1970s The Cold War: Part II President John F. Kennedys Inaugural, Jan. 20, 1960 The Cold War: Part II NEXT WEEK The Cold War: Part III Reading: Bothwell, HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD
