reporter: in 1984, the olympic city of sarajevo welcomed the world. today, the flame has been doused. joss: you can definitely tell this place is pretty war-struck. i guess, that during the war they would execute people on the podium. and just try to think of what happened. reporter #2: this agreement has not silenced the guns in bosnia. - in fact, the commander... - reporter #3: stadia are in ruins. on the runs where sportsmen trained, they now bury the dead. joss: this was built for the olympics and then it was turned into a military base during the war in 1991. it's just crazy walking through these hotels and like standing on the podium and just trying to imagine what it was like ( cheering ) ( onlookers yelling ) joss! ( bobsledders shouting ) - whoo! - ( cheering ) ( cheering ) ( onlookers cheering ) joss: comin' here and going to the podium over up in igman, just standing on it, looking around, you can kinda just imagine what it must have been like when people were receiving their medals d just imagining the place filled with people. ( clicking,

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the potsdam conference represented the final paragraph of the chapter in european and world history that began on a street corner in sarajevo. in the new chapter of that ongoing history, berlin, poland, yugoslavia will appear less as actors in their own right than pawns in a new game of superpower rivalry. and if the men in 1945 at potsdam could not predict that future, they at least knew the past they were desperately trying not to repeat. thank you. [ applause ] >> we have some microphones for questions if anybody has any. yes, sir. >> you haven't mentioned george marshall, yet he was an influential figure in roosevelt's administration. >> he was. so one of the reasons that i didn't talk about marshall or any military people is that this is a peace conference. it's not a wartime conference. so there are very few generals actually at potsdam. the only time they show up is in the interim for the british election, take a couple days off to find out who wins the british election. eisenhower and bunch of people come pay respects to the new president. marshall is important to truman pre-potsdam because he sees marshall as the g

this is much harder than sarajevo to which is often compared for all the reasons i said earlier.it may have been used. 20 of 11. you could make an argument that the scope of operations was wider than in the risks were narrower so that it was easier. no one will ever know. but we are where we are. the russians are deeply, militarily involved. what i suggested in "the wall street journal" that because some of these crazies in my opinion were interconnect day. one of the first thing is to bring back on a permanent basis is to brigade combat teams in europe that obama withdrew and suddenly increase the leverage in central and eastern europe and that starts the process to putting us in a better position to negotiate with actual leverage over syria with which the leverage we do not have now. >> well, the first day that you need to consider is the fact that it is not just assad slaughtering people. the other side has guns and so it's already different. it's very different than say rwanda where president clinton finally admitted they should could've done some theme. we talk about the hat