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Why Truman Turned Against Stalin After Roosevelt’s Death

April 12, 1945. Franklin D. Roosevelt is dead. Within hours, Harry S. Truman becomes President of the United States — a man who was never fully briefed, never included in private diplomacy, and never prepared to inherit a world being quietly divided. This video examines the moment cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union began to fracture. Not with a speech. Not with a declaration of war. But with a shift in worldview. At Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death, the system built on personal trust with Joseph Stalin collapsed overnight. What followed was not immediate hostility — but a decision. A decision to replace ambiguity with structure. Trust with enforcement. Cooperation with containment. From Yalta Conference to Potsdam Conference, this documentary explores how Truman’s insistence on clarity reshaped global power — and laid the foundation for the Cold War. Was confrontation inevitable? Or did one decision harden the divide permanently? This is not a story of villains. It is a story of systems — and the moment they stopped trusting each other. If you enjoy serious Cold War political case studies told with narrative power and calm analysis, subscribe for more. History is not loud. It is decided in rooms like this.