In the course of World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt – suffering from many ailments, as well as Soviet infiltration of his administration and the Department of State – sought a “modus vivendi” with Joseph Stalin. Having just experienced the results of a similar course by his British brothers acting through Foreign Minister Neville Chamberlain … Continue reading Back to appeasement?
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Back to appeasement?
In the course of World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt – suffering from many ailments, as well as Soviet infiltration of his administration and the Department of State – sought a “modus vivendi” with Joseph Stalin. Having just experienced the results of a similar course by his British brothers acting through Foreign Minister Neville Chamberlain … Continue reading Back to appeasement?