Four Powers

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The Four Powers were the principal Allied nations—typically the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and France—that jointly exercised major decision-making authority over post–World War II Europe and international legal arrangements.

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instanceOf World War II allies
alliance of states
alsoKnownAs Four Allied Powers NERFINISHED
Four Occupying Powers NERFINISHED
Principal Allied Powers NERFINISHED
countryMember France NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
exercisedAuthorityOver Berlin NERFINISHED
Vienna NERFINISHED
occupation of Austria
occupation of Germany
post–World War II Europe
formedDuring final phase of World War II
hadLegalAuthorityFrom Allied Commission for Austria arrangements
Allied Control Council agreements
instruments of German surrender
influenced emergence of the Cold War order in Europe
international legal arrangements after World War II
postwar European borders
legalStatus joint occupying powers in Austria
joint occupying powers in Germany
participatedIn Allied Control Council for Germany NERFINISHED
Allied Council for Austria NERFINISHED
Allied Kommandatura in Berlin NERFINISHED
Council of Foreign Ministers NERFINISHED
division of Berlin into four sectors
division of Vienna into four sectors
drafting of postwar peace treaties with former Axis states
establishment of occupation zones in Austria
establishment of occupation zones in Germany
negotiations on the future of Austria
negotiations on the future of Germany
relatedEvent Austrian State Treaty of 1955 NERFINISHED
London Conference of Foreign Ministers NERFINISHED
Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers NERFINISHED
Paris Peace Treaties of 1947 NERFINISHED
Potsdam Conference NERFINISHED
Yalta Conference NERFINISHED
relatedTo demilitarization of Germany
denazification policies
occupation zones in Austria
occupation zones in Germany
reparations from Germany
status of Berlin
status of Vienna
role principal Allied nations in post–World War II settlement
timePeriod 1945–early Cold War era

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