One Sunday afternoon three men met to discuss issues among their countries. These men were named Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin.

As the meeting between these three men came to an end, Joseph Stalin decided to build the Berlin Blockade. The Berlin Blockade was being built to limit the amount of access the other countries had to Berlin.

Unfortunately, Franklin D. Roosevelt passed away a couple months after the meeting between him, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin and could not live to see how the decision reached would affect his country.

However, the person to fill his place and see these changes was Harry S. Truman. Harry S. Truman now filling this place meant there would be different opinions and views on the events taking place around the world.

One of the views that Truman had for example was on the Berlin Blockade.

Truman's view was that his country should still be able to contact others without a restriction like the Berlin Blockade.