There was a plot to assassinate Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin at Tehran in 1943. You can google it but here is the Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Long_Jump.
What it it had worked?
What it it had worked?
It would be Wallace, not Truman.Eden Truman and whoever is the Soviet leader still defeat the Axis, there may be less of a cold war
Wh would replace Stalin actually? Never really thought about that... Malenkov?
I'm thinking Molotov as a figurehead with Beria being the real power behind the throne considering the power balance within Stalin's team at the time. Molotov was recognizable and AFAIK in good stead with the public and more importantly with their Allies abroad, which is probably the more important point during the war. Since Beria had enormous power as head of the internal police, he'd probably dominate as he did IOTL after Stalin's death, which until in the 1950s probably won't lead to him being purged any time soon if at all given that he wouldn't have made the same faux pas with the rest of the team by that time, nor would he have given up his role in the NKVD yet, while Doctor's Plot wouldn't have happened and damaged his standing. I don't think him not being as yet a full member of the Politburo would impact the 'real politik' power within the USSR at war, especially given his critical importance in several areas of the conduct of the war.Wh would replace Stalin actually? Never really thought about that... Malenkov?