San Francisco Peace Conference

The San Francisco Peace Conference, held in 1945, was a gathering of Allied nations to negotiate the peace treaties that officially ended World War II. Delegates from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and China collaborated to establish new international borders, rebuild war-torn societies, and create organizations like the United Nations to promote future peace. The conference aimed to address issues of reconstruction, security, and international cooperation, shaping the post-war global order. It marked a significant step toward establishing lasting peace and preventing future conflicts globally.