On the surface, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin have a good relationship and are allies, but in fact? There is no good concern between countries, only interests are eternal. On the surface, these three superpowers are peaceful and friendly, but in fact they are all secretly fighting for breath. No one wants anyone to develop faster and more advanced than themselves. This relationship was reflected during the 1943 Tehran Conference. This day was originally a day worth celebrating. It was a good thing that the leaders of the three countries got together to make a toast, but slowly, this celebration turned into a fighting reception.
Roosevelt always drank moderately, except at formal banquets, and he usually didn't drink at meals. Roosevelt once wrote a letter to Hopkins at 1944, in which he wrote: "I have reduced my drinking, just drinking one and a half cocktails every night, that's all." I will never drink whisky with others again, and I will never drink before going to bed. "
Roosevelt usually had a little hobby, that is, he liked to fiddle with cocktails. At the celebration that day, in order to show sincerity to the allies, Roosevelt personally prepared a cocktail and handed it to Stalin. Roosevelt was very confident about his cocktail making technology. He thought he was waiting for a compliment or two from Stalin, but what Roosevelt didn't expect was that after Stalin took a few sips, he said, "Well, it's delicious, but this wine made his stomach cold."
Stalin had a habit of hosting banquets, that is, he always liked to put vodka, wine and Soviet brandy in front of every guest. When Stalin first raised his glass, he always drank a small glass of vodka in front of him, but he never finished it. He always leaves half and pours it into a bigger cup. After that, Stalin began to drink wine in a small glass, and then he would drink a small glass of champagne after dessert. These wines that Stalin drank were very strong, not the mild cocktails that Roosevelt made.
After drinking Roosevelt's cocktail, Stalin persuaded Roosevelt to have his own unique wine tasting method, that is, as mentioned above, drink a small glass of vodka first, then a small glass of wine, wait until the sweetness of the wine passes, and finally taste a little champagne. This drinking method is warm in the stomach, and the tastes of various wines will be on the tip of the tongue, which can be better blended together. Originally, Roosevelt wanted to recommend his cocktail to Stalin, but Stalin taught him how to taste wine, and he was naturally a little unhappy. Later, Roosevelt drank a round of wine as Stalin said, and also picked some insufficient positions. Stalin's temper is well known. He is unhappy now, so they have a heated argument about wine tasting. A good celebration dinner turned into a wine tasting and fighting conference.
What about Churchill? It can be said that Churchill likes drinking the most among the three people. He not only loves drinking, but also drinks well. At the banquet, Churchill didn't want to talk about their arguments at all. He was always immersed in tasting all kinds of wine. At the banquet in Tehran, wine gathered. It can be said that this is Churchill's paradise. Drinking too late, he certainly won't take part in the boring debate between Roosevelt and Stalin. At this banquet, Churchill finally got drunk and even knocked over the cup with excitement.
Churchill's son once said of his father: "My father's wine name is amazing. In fact, he doesn't usually drink much, and he can't drink a bottle of wine at the end of the day. " Churchill's favorite drink is whisky and soda. Churchill never drinks more than two glasses of brandy, because Churchill thinks that only drunkards drink brandy.
At the end of the celebration, among the three giants, only Churchill drank the most. Finally, he got drunk and fell on the chair of the celebration. What about Roosevelt and Stalin? We were still arguing until the celebration was over. In fact, the struggle between Roosevelt and Stalin has a great political relationship. Since Roosevelt mixed cocktails, the political struggle between the two countries began, just like the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. The reaction of the big three at the banquet coincided with the international situation of the three pillars at that time.