In february 1945, a conference of nations was held in yalta to discuss issues affecting the postwar world. which of the following significant individuals was not present? a. joseph stalin c. franklin d. roosevelt b. harry s truman d. winston churchill

Harry S Truman

Explanation:

The Yalta Conference was a meeting among the "Big Three", otherwise known as the " Allied forces" involving Joseph Stalin, the premier of Soviet Union, Frank D. Rooselvet, the President of the United States, and Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister.

It was held in the year 1945, in the city of Yalta, which was Crimea, a section of Soviet Union, the purpose of the meeting is to discuss the plans for the end of World war II, and the future of the world.

However, Harry S Truman was the Vice president to Frank D. Roosevelt at the time, and later succeeded the latter after his death. Hence, he was not present in Yalta conference.

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