They were about 40 miles outside of Berlin. It looked like they were gonna be the first ones to take Berlin, while the Western powers, the Allies, or not even to the Rhine, remember D-Day, and they're marching across France towards Germany. So the Soviets definitely have a stronger hand. It was James Byrne, who's gonna be Secretary of State for the United States, he was a delegate at Yalta, that said, it wasn't a question of what we would let the Soviets do, but rather a question of what we could get the Russians to do. So I think that they definitely have the stronger hand, and you have to keep in mind that we have different objectives. Winston Churchill, he's looking for a democratic and free Poland and Eastern Europe. The Poles, about 200,000 of them were put into the gulags in 1939 by the Soviets.