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*(3) the treatment of [[Poland]] and the other countries occupied by the [[Red Army]].
 
*(3) the treatment of [[Poland]] and the other countries occupied by the [[Red Army]].
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It was during this conference that Roosevelt saw a significant decrease in his health.  Upon his return to the [[United States]], he soon became very ill and died in April. The agreement was drafted by Sir Gladwyn Jebb, representing Great Britain, [[Andrei Gromyko]], representing the Soviet Union, and [[Alger Hiss]], representing the United States.<ref>''While You Slept: Our Tragedy in Asia and Who Made It'', John T. Flynn, New York: The Devin-Adair Company, 1951, [http://www.mises.org/books/whileyouslept.pdf pg. 148] pdf.</ref>
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It was during this conference that Roosevelt saw a significant decrease in his health.  Upon his return to the [[United States]], he soon became very ill and died in April. The agreement was drafted by Sir Gladwyn Jebb, representing Great Britain, [[Andrei Gromyko]], representing the Soviet Union, and [[Alger Hiss]], representing the United States.<ref>''While You Slept: Our Tragedy in Asia and Who Made It'', [[John T. Flynn]], New York: The Devin-Adair Company, 1951, [http://www.mises.org/books/whileyouslept.pdf pg. 148] pdf.</ref>
    
The Yalta Conference had many lasting agreements for the post-World War II order which are still evident in the 21st century; many American soldiers who enlisted and risked their lives for the right of [[self determination]] of peoples felt particularly betrayed when the substance of the agreements became known, paving the way for the rise in popularity of men like [[Gen. Douglas MacArthur]], [[Sen. Joseph McCarthy]], [[President Dwight Eisenhower]], and a rebirth of the [[Republican Party]] after twenty years of [[New Deal]] [[socialism]].
 
The Yalta Conference had many lasting agreements for the post-World War II order which are still evident in the 21st century; many American soldiers who enlisted and risked their lives for the right of [[self determination]] of peoples felt particularly betrayed when the substance of the agreements became known, paving the way for the rise in popularity of men like [[Gen. Douglas MacArthur]], [[Sen. Joseph McCarthy]], [[President Dwight Eisenhower]], and a rebirth of the [[Republican Party]] after twenty years of [[New Deal]] [[socialism]].
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