YALTA CONFERENCE

The Yalta Conference Committee is a historical crisis simulation set in February 1945, during the final stages of World War II. Delegates represent key figures from the Allied powers Franklin D. Roosevelt (USA), Winston Churchill (UK), and Joseph Stalin (USSR) as they negotiate the post-war reorganization of Europe.

This committee challenges participants to navigate the complex dynamics of wartime diplomacy, balance national interests, and shape the future of global politics. Delegates must respond to real-time crises, make strategic decisions, and engage in high-stakes negotiations that could alter the course of history.

Key Themes:

• Division of Germany and Europe

• Creation of the United Nations

• Post-war reconstruction and peacekeeping

• Soviet influence in Eastern Europe

• Self-determination of liberated nations

Committee Type: Historical Crisis

Skill Focus: Strategic thinking, negotiation, historical analysis, diplomacy under pressure