U.S. - Soviet relations

This graduation paper is about U.S. - Soviet relations in Cold War period.The animosity of postwar Soviet-American relations drew on a deep reservoir of mutual distrust.Poland constituted the most intractable and profound dilemma facing Soviet-U.S. relations.The United States did not grant diplomatic recognition to the Soviet Union until 1933.In 1941, during World War II, Germany attacked the Soviet Union.The Soviet Union then joined the Western Allies in fighting Germany.The Soviet Union, by contrast, operated with few such constraints.The Soviet Union sought a sphere of influence over which it could have unrestricted control.Stated bluntly, the Soviet Union bore the massive share of Nazi aggression.Roosevelt had read the Soviet attitude correctly.