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14,000 mile trip to yalta on the crimean peninsula, a journey that saw him travel across the atlantic on a cruiser, on a battlecruiser and fly from the island of malta to saki in the crimean peninsula. and then take this road trip across the mountains to this isolated resort on the black sea. and he's doing that again. we can't lose sight of the fact that he's in poor health, really seriously declining health by this point. but he arrives at the site where he's going to be meeting with winston churchill and with joseph stalin at, yalta. and we're standing in front, one of the most iconic photographs, not just of world war two, but arguably for all of 20th century history. the big three get together at. and what are the what are the issues, david, that the big issues that dominate this conference and maybe even talk a bit about how roosevelt wanted those issues to be resolved? well, i love this part of the exhibit, of course, because, you know, all seen these photographs and books and so forth. but when you see them blown up live sites like this, it really helps bring the story to life. and these are very powerful images throughout the exhibit and for me, wa