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What was the primary purpose of the Potsdam Conference held in July–August 1945?

  1. To negotiate peace with Japan
  2. To establish the United Nations
  3. To decide Germany’s occupation
  4. To formally begin the Cold War
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Correct answer: To decide Germany’s occupation

The Potsdam Conference focused on deciding the occupation and administration of defeated Germany. Allied leaders also issued a declaration calling for Japan’s surrender.

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