All I remember

is how happy (for his country) Chuchil was when he was notified the attack... 

and how frustrated and desperate when he could not convince FDR to help for the fight before.

Several books talked about that, so I took it as a fact.. 

 

One book does mentioned that he did not like and  Stalin at all and did not like the way  FDR negotiated with Stalin during the final stage of the war.. but he nolonger had no much influrence over them....

On the other hand, other books suggest that FDR was either too trust himself of way to deal with Stalin, or he was somehow influenced by some communism sympathizers.

 

 

 

 

 

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• 想起来了， -桃子苹果- ♀ (128 bytes) () 04/16/2019 postreply 11:13:05

• 应该知道是在珍珠港， 很多主要舰队撤出了，没受破坏 -桃花好运- ♀ (47 bytes) () 04/16/2019 postreply 11:33:58