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Commander in Chief: FDR's Battle with Churchill, 1943 | Nigel Hamilton

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In the sequel to the National Book Award longlisted"Mantle of Command," Nigel Hamilton continues"the memoir that Roosevelt didn't get to write"("New York Times Book Review")""with the story of FDR's battles with Churchill throughout 1943."

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Commander in Chief: FDR's Battle with Churchill, 1943 | Nigel Hamilton

so-so

This is the 2nd of Nigel Hamilton's books on FDR. It looks at 1943 - the year of many conferences between the world leaders. As such it looks in depth at the relationship between FDR & Churchill. While Hamilton undoubtedly serves to correct narratives that saw FDR as a more passive player, he does so at the expense of Churchill. FDR is seen as the mastermind while Churchill takes credit. The 1st book "Mantle of Command" is better. #Churchill #FDR

MrBook Great review! 8y

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