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The '''Big Three''' was a term used to refer collectively to the leaders of the [[Britain]], the [[United States]], and the [[Societ Union]] during the [[Second World War]]. For most of this period the Big Three were [[Winston Churchill]], [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and [[Joseph Stalin]], but in 1945 Roosevelt died and was succeeded by [[Harry Truman]], and Churchill lost the 1945 election and was succeeded by [[Clement Attlee]].

The '''Big Three''' was a term used to refer collectively to the leaders of the [[Britain]], the [[United States]], and the [[Soviet Union]] during the [[Second World War]]. For most of this period the Big Three were [[Winston Churchill]], [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and [[Joseph Stalin]], but in 1945 Roosevelt died and was succeeded by [[Harry Truman]], and Churchill lost the 1945 election and was succeeded by [[Clement Attlee]].

In recent years the term refers to the three largest US-owned [[Automobile]] companies, General Motors (GM), Ford, and Chrysler.

In recent years the term refers to the three largest US-owned [[Automobile]] companies, General Motors (GM), Ford, and Chrysler.