Yalta Agreement on the Far East

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The Yalta Agreement on the Far East was a World War II–era accord in which the Allied powers, particularly the United States and the United Kingdom, promised territorial and strategic concessions in East Asia to the Soviet Union in exchange for its entry into the war against Japan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II–era accord
international agreement
affectedTerritory Dalian NERFINISHED
Manchuria NERFINISHED
Port Arthur NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Secret Yalta Agreement on the Far East NERFINISHED
Yalta Agreement on the Far East Question NERFINISHED
category Allied conferences of World War II
Treaties involving territorial changes in Asia
World War II diplomacy
condition Soviet Union to enter war against Japan within three months after Germany’s surrender
context World War II NERFINISHED
countrySignedIn Soviet Union NERFINISHED
criticizedBy Japanese government NERFINISHED
criticizedFor secretly disposing of Japanese territory without Japan’s participation
dateSigned 1945-02-11
disclosedToPublic post-World War II
grantedTerritory Kuril Islands NERFINISHED
southern Sakhalin NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance basis for Soviet claims over the Kuril Islands
shaped Cold War boundaries in Northeast Asia
influenced Soviet occupation of southern Sakhalin NERFINISHED
Soviet occupation of the Kuril Islands
postwar territorial settlement in Northeast Asia
language English
Russian
possibly French
legalStatus secret agreement at the time of signing
partOf Yalta Conference agreements
precondition Allied victory in Europe
principalNegotiator Franklin D. Roosevelt NERFINISHED
Joseph Stalin NERFINISHED
Winston Churchill NERFINISHED
provided strategic concessions in East Asia to the Soviet Union
territorial concessions in East Asia to the Soviet Union
providedRights Soviet lease of Port Arthur as a naval base
Soviet participation in operation of Manchurian railways
purpose to secure Soviet entry into the war against Japan
relatedTo Potsdam Declaration NERFINISHED
San Francisco Peace Treaty NERFINISHED
Soviet–Japanese War NERFINISHED
resultedIn Soviet declaration of war on Japan in August 1945
signatory Soviet Union NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
signedAt Crimea NERFINISHED
Yalta NERFINISHED

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Sino–Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance (1945) relatedTo Yalta Agreement on the Far East
Northern Territories relatedTreaty Yalta Agreement on the Far East
this entity surface form: Yalta Agreement