Question 1 • [HSSWH] World History, Sem 2 (26-27)
By the Potsdam Conference in 1945, wartime cooperation was giving way to distrust. Stalin was suspicious of the United States and Britain, while Truman and Attlee were increasingly wary of the Soviet Union and its intentions in Europe. Thus, the correct choice is D: Stalin was growing increasingly suspicious of the United States and Britain, and Truman and Attlee were growing increasingly suspicious of the USSR.
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