The Geneva Summit of 1955 (18 juill. 1955 – 23 juill. 1955)

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-In attendance were Eisenhower, Eden (Britain), Bulganin (USSR), and Faure (France), their respective foreign ministers (Dulles, Macmillan, Molotov, and Pinay), and Nikita Khrushchev
-Eisenhower's most significant proposal was his "Open Skies" plan, which entailed the US and the USSR exchanging maps indicating the location of every military installation in the respective nation
-No major decisions were made and all significant proposals were denied
-This likely increased tensions because it illustrated how compromises were going to be difficult to reach between the nations

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