Title: The Roosevelt diplomacy and World War II.
Authors: Dallek, Robert
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Year: 1970
Subjects: Roosevelt, Franklin D.; World War, 1939-1945 United States.; United States Foreign relations
Contents: Roosevelt deceived the public, by C. A. Beard.--Roosevelt respected public opinion, by W. L. Langer and S. E. Gleason.--American policy restrained and realistic, by H. Feis.--American policy intentionally provocative, by A. Kubek.--American policy unintentionally provocative, by P. Schroeder.--Pearl Harbor: Washington to blame, by G. Morgenstern.--Pearl Harbor: a failure to anticipate, by R. Wohlstetter.--A naïve attempt to end spheres of influence, by C. Wilmot.--A realistic attempt to end spheres of influence, by A. Schlesinger, Jr. --Shortsighted and destructive, by A. Armstrong.--Considered and useful, by J. L. Snell.--Of little impact, by P. Kecskemeti.--A pro-Russian fiasco, by W. H. Chamberlain.--A realistic response to international conditions, by S. Warren.