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? But making sure that Hitler and his group of cronies aren't gonna be able to run the show anymore. It was also decided that Germany would be broken up into four spheres. Basically three spheres on the Western side, controlled by the United States in one sector, Great Britain and France in the other sectors, while the Soviets would maintain Eastern Germany as their sphere of influence.