What was the Yalta Conference's primary purpose?
A. to discuss the conditions of a German surrender
B. to share information regarding the successful testing of the atomic bomb
C. to plan the D-Day invasion of the French coast
D. to discuss the postwar governance of Germany and Eastern Europe
Answer: D
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