New ATS GAME ON !

Well, it's not

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Djugashvili is Stalin

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Unnecessary concessions - place

yalta.html

Hidden unnecessary concessions - red

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The Polish representatives (and Stalin) were willing to concede a line following the Oder-Bober-Queiss(Kwisa) rivers through what is now Zagan and Luban, however even this small concession ultimately proved unnecessary since the next day US Secretary of State Byrnes told Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov that the Americans would reluctantly concede the Western Neisse

djugashvili.html doesn't work after bormann.html for me. Have I missed one? What what what?

check the .com/.org aspect.

Oh right, thanks.

www.balticsww.com...
Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
Already tried variations of these

I dont have time to go through all of the links right now.

For hidden unnecessary concessions you should try "secret codicil" or variations thereof.

There was a secret part of the Yalta Agreement not revealed until '46 which agreed to repatriate "soviet nationals"- the secret part of the pact laid the groundwork for Operation Keelhaul, which seems to be the focus of the last 2 questions.

Nice one mrsd' (Djugashvili is Stalin )

I fear we woulda been a long time looking....for that one.

Or am I missing a glaring connection? I mean I read about

Operation Keelhaul, but man, that kinda seems from outta left field.

I missed the explanation at the bottom of the game page , anybody catch it?

[edit on 13-11-2006 by Jbird]

one would think that operation keelhaul would be the answer to the hidden concession question. was there another name for it? I tried repatriation, repatriateanticommunists and a few others.

that "red" at the end of the clue seems to imply that it was a russian concession, no?

russia agreed to declare war on japan and to join the U.N. other than those two items, we seemed to have tossed the russian salad as it were.

another thing I'm running into is the "red conspiracy "....

that the one about how it isn't tomatos that make heinz so red?

Been researching "Operation August storm" which was the Russian invasion of Japan but no joy there.Just my luck to drop back in on a stinker of a question.

russia promised to enter the war with japan three months after the german surrender. it was totally unnecessary as we dropped the two bombs on japan 2 months after the surrender and Russia never had to enter the war.

.html?

the eye stares at me and I can feel it telling me to do bad things.

nevermind, I made a mistake.....

[edit on 13-11-2006 by kastinyque]

edit: Nevermind, kastinyque made a mistake

[edit on 13/11/2006 by watch_the_rocks]

I think you went back one too far. -place was the previous question.

as for the hidden unnecessary concession - red clue, the first thing that came to my mind was the second red scare. That led me just about no where though. So far, everything I read leads me to the manhattan project???? I must say, this one is confusing.

It was Marshall who sent Deane to Moscow to collaborate with Harriman in drafting the terms of the wholly unnecessary bribe paid to Stalin at Yalta. It was Marshall, with Hiss at his elbow and doing the physical drafting of agreements at Yalta, who ignored the contrary advice of his senior, Admiral Leahy, and of MacArtbur and Nimitz in regard to the folly of a major land invasion of Japan; who submitted intelligence reports which suppressed more truthful estimates in order to support his argument, and who finally induced Roosevelt to bring Russia into the Japanese war with a bribe that reinstated Russia in its pre-1904 imperialistic position in Manchuria-an act which, in effect, signed the death warrant of the Republic of China.

folly of a land invasion dammit.