So we're thinking we're gonna need Russia's help as we invade Japan so there's not this huge land invasion by American forces. So everybody's got different objectives. We're all gonna show up on February 2nd in Southern Ukraine, in Crimea, at the Yalta Conference, and we should probably go over what was accomplished at Yalta right now. So what's accomplished at Yalta? Most historians would say the Cold War starts at Yalta because the biggest kind of end result is gonna be Europe is gonna be divided. Now, specifically in the agreement, there's some things that were pretty easy. We all agreed on the unconditional surrender of Hitler of Germany, of denazifying it, of defascizizing, is defascizizing a word?