Prominent historian Justus Doenecke analyzes the personalities, leading action groups, and major congressional debates surrounding the U.S. decision to participate in World War II.
Prominent historian Justus Doenecke analyzes the personalities, leading action groups, and major congressional debates surrounding the U.S. decision to participate in World War II.
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Many Mansions of Anti-interventionism Chapter 2 War, Phony and Real Chapter 3 Early Hopes for Peace Chapter 4 A Matter of War Aims Chapter 5 American Goals: An Object of Suspicion Chapter 6 Initial Engagements Chapter 7 The Fall of Western Europe Chapter 8 Protecting the Republic Chapter 9 Military Defense of the Hemisphere Chapter 10 Economic Survival in the Americas Chapter 11 War, Peace, and Elections Chapter 12 Lend-Lease and the "Future War" Chapter 13 A Troubled Spring Chapter 14 Great Britain: An Unfit Ally Chapter 15 The British Empire: A Dubious Cause Chapter 16 The Soviets: A Greater Enemy Chapter 17 A Pivotal Summer Chapter 18 Projections of Conflict Chapter 19 Waging Undeclared War Chapter 20 The Domestic Front Chapter 21 The Asian Cauldron Chapter 22 Towards the Pacific War Chapter 23 Conclusion
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Many Mansions of Anti-interventionism Chapter 2 War, Phony and Real Chapter 3 Early Hopes for Peace Chapter 4 A Matter of War Aims Chapter 5 American Goals: An Object of Suspicion Chapter 6 Initial Engagements Chapter 7 The Fall of Western Europe Chapter 8 Protecting the Republic Chapter 9 Military Defense of the Hemisphere Chapter 10 Economic Survival in the Americas Chapter 11 War, Peace, and Elections Chapter 12 Lend-Lease and the "Future War" Chapter 13 A Troubled Spring Chapter 14 Great Britain: An Unfit Ally Chapter 15 The British Empire: A Dubious Cause Chapter 16 The Soviets: A Greater Enemy Chapter 17 A Pivotal Summer Chapter 18 Projections of Conflict Chapter 19 Waging Undeclared War Chapter 20 The Domestic Front Chapter 21 The Asian Cauldron Chapter 22 Towards the Pacific War Chapter 23 Conclusion
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