Josef Stalin

The Yalta Conference lasted a week, from February 4 until February 11, 1945, and was the second and final face to face meeting of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Josef Stalin, The principal subjects discussed were Poland’s boarders and future elections, German boundaries and war reparations, the occupation of Germany, the conditions of Soviet participation in the war against Japan, procedure, and voting rights in the future United Nations organization. Since the conference has taken place it has been one of the most talked about meetings in history. There has been both criticism and praise for the outcomes of this summit, and it is likely that historians will be debating this topic for the foreseeable future.

Abstract
People’s Republic of China which is the oldest continuous civizilation has the
rooted written history with its five thusand years.
Starting from B.C. 211 with Qin Dynasty and continuous with Han, Sui, Tang,
Ming and which collapse of A.D. 1912 Qing Dynasty, the final dynasty, started a
new period in China.
Mao Zedong who dealed in various areas such as political, social and culturel
aspects, took a prior playes in China’s fist generation leaders during the improving
process after the death of the President Sun Yat Sen, battling with lots of areas and
people especially National Party (Guomindang) leader Çan Kay Şek.
This study aims to investigate Mao Zedong’s political and military struggle
whom formed the ideological basis of todays People’s Rebuplic of China, and
along with supplimenting scientific sources.
This study is going to be evaluated in terms of basic political theories,
categorizing the data and gathering the intended data.
Empirical study will not be used, instead availeble documents and studies.

BIG TIME, LOST I knew, that cities were being built I didn't go there. That belongs to statistics, I thought-Not to history. But what are cities, built Without the wisdom of the people? -Bertolt Brecht 1 Shakespeare's Coriolanus and Brecht's adaptation of it were written during historical periods of high cultural anxiety and frustration. 2 Both works reflect and comment on social, economic, and political problems contemporaneous to their conception. Whereas Brecht makes his purpose for creating Coriolan explicit in his nonfictional writings, he does not reveal the direct correlations between his play and, as he calls them, the "dark times" in which he wrote. To do this would have been dangerous for Brecht while living in a newly formed East Germany that was indirectly governed and closely monitored by Soviet forces. Similarly, despite the obvious topicality of its subject matter, Shakespeare gives no clear indication of his political investment in Coriolanus, and censorship was an issue that Jacobean dramatists were compelled to consider. 3 In this chapter, I compare Coriolanus and Coriolan in light of their historical contexts in hopes of bettering our understanding of both the actions of the plebeians and Coriolanus's negotiation of his own subject position in response to the changing sociopolitical environment