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Catherwood (history, Cambridge; His Finest Hour) explores the changing power relationship between Churchill and Eisenhower from 1942 to 1955. In 1942, the unreadiness of American expeditionary forces gave Churchill the deciding voice on war plans. But a year later, at Yalta, a more realistic balance of powers set the stage for the postwar world, and the "Big Three"—the U.S., USSR, and a much reduced UK—became smaller. E...Log In or Sign Up to Read More