The "Big Three" leaders of the Allies differed on which of the following issues in 1945?

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The "Big Three" leaders (Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin) differed on all of the issues listed above. Roosevelt and Churchill believed in the principle of self-determination for nations, while Stalin wanted to maintain Soviet control over the countries they had liberated. Roosevelt and Churchill also favored lenient war reparations from Germany, while Stalin wanted to extract as much as possible. Finally, Stalin wanted to establish Soviet-controlled governments in eastern Europe, while Roosevelt and Churchill were opposed to this.

The "Big Three" Leaders of the Allies Differed on Which