The main goal of the Potsdam Conference in 1945 was to discuss and plan for the post-war administration of Germany and Europe. This included agreeing on the division and control of Germany, as well as establishing the Allied occupation zones. The conference also addressed issues such as the prosecution of war criminals, the demilitarization of Germany, and the future of European nations that had been occupied by Nazi Germany. Ultimately, the conference aimed to establish a stable and peaceful post-war order in Europe.
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Allied division and control of post-war Germany was the main goal of the Potsdam Conference in 1945.
