The potsdam conference a) declared terms for japan's surrender b) formally ended the holocaust c) condemned the soviet union d) recognized the u. s. withdrawal from the war

A) Declared terms for Japan's surrender

Explanation:

The participants of the Potsdam Conference, held in 1945, were the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States. They came to the Potsdam Agreement, which mainly dealt with the occupation and reconstruction of Germany, its borders, and the entire European territory where World War II took place. In addition to the Agreement, the Potsdam Declaration outlining the terms of surrender for Japan in Asia was also issued.

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