Stalin Enthusiastically Agreed to the Four Policemen Approach to Securing

Stalin enthusiastically agreed to the four policemen approach to securing the postwar peace because

A) he thought it was Roosevelt's way of promising that governments friendly to Soviet interests would be installed in Eastern Europe.
B) he did not want to bear the burden of the reorganization of Europe.
C) he shied away from picking up the tab for the reconstruction of Europe.
D) he wanted to engage France, Britain, and the United States in a coalition rather than have them build cordial and friendly ties to Germans, turning them once again into a threat to the Soviet Union.
E) he understood that the United Nations could not possibly fulfill that role.