Organizing victory : the war conferences 1941-45 /
Rawson, Andrew,author.
Churchill described US Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall in 1945 as the 'organizer of victory'. While there is no doubt that the American was a key member of the Combined Chiefs of Staff, it was a team effort. Between December 1941 and August 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill, and sometimes Joseph Stalin, met several times to discuss strategy with their Chiefs of Staff. This book shows how the Allies planned World War II, covering everything from the troop deployments and offensives to the locating of post-war boundaries and surrender terms.
Churchill described US Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall in 1945 as the 'organizer of victory'. While there is no doubt that the American was a key member of the Combined Chiefs of Staff, it was a team effort. Between December 1941 and August 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill, and sometimes Joseph Stalin, met several times to discuss strategy with their Chiefs of Staff. This book shows how the Allies planned World War II, covering everything from the troop deployments and offensives to the locating of post-war boundaries and surrender terms.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Arcadia Conference, 23 December 1941-14 January 1942-- Second Washington Conference: 19-25 June 1942 -- The Symbol Conference, 15-23 January 1943 -- The Trident Conference: 12-25 May 1943 -- The Quadrant Conference: 12-24 August 1943 -- The Sextant Conference Part I: 22-26 November 1943 -- The Eureka Conference: 28 November-1 December 1943 -- The Sextant Conference Part II: 2-7 December -- The Octagon Conference: 12-16 September 1944 -- The Argonaut Conference: 4-11 February 1945 -- The Terminal Conference: 16 July-2 August 1945.
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945