The Grand Alliance

The Grand Alliance was a coalition formed during World War II, primarily involving the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and China. They united their efforts to combat the Axis Powers—Germany, Japan, and Italy—who threatened global stability. Though they had different political systems and interests, their cooperation was essential to defeat the common enemy. This alliance was instrumental in coordinating military strategies and providing a united front, ultimately leading to the victory in the war. It laid the groundwork for post-war international cooperation, including the formation of the United Nations.