Which 4 powers were to govern Germany at the end of Second World War? 2. What decisions were made at the Yalta Conference? 3. Who introduced the policy of Containment and in which year? 4. What was the Aim (Containment Policy) to Countries in Europe who Agreed with this policy?

Here are the answers to Question 2: 1. The four powers that would govern Germany at the end of World War II were the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union. 2. At the Yalta Conference, key decisions included: Agreement to divide Germany* into four occupation zones (American, British, French, and Soviet). Agreement that the Soviet Union* would declare war on Japan after Germany's defeat. Discussions on the formation of the United Nations*. The Declaration of Liberated Europe*, pledging free elections in liberated countries. 3. The policy of Containment was primarily introduced by George F. Kennan in 1946-1947. 4. The aim of the Containment Policy was to prevent the spread of communism beyond its existing borders, particularly Soviet political and ideological influence. Countries in Europe that agreed with this policy included the United Kingdom, France, Italy, West Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.