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Between the Wars: Germany Advances in Europe

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Between the Wars: Germany Advances in Europe

In late 1940, Roosevelt trades destroyers to British in return for access to bases in our hemisphere, commits to lend lease, and meets with Churchill to draft Atlantic Charter that projects the "shape" of a post-war world, Privately Roosevelt tells ...

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