MILITARY GENERAL World War II

viii, 344 p. ; 22 cm. First Edition #080924 (Very Good in poor dustjacket, prev ownership fep.)

… And so my answer to the question “Can we get along with Russia?” is “Yes.” … We can do it if we know our objective, if we make plans to achieve it, and if, in adhering to our program, we are tougher than the Russians could ever be. We have the moral and physical power to stop the Soviet leaders cold, and we should not hesitate to use it. We can check any future aggression if we are alive to the danger that confronts us. If we emulate the ostrich and bury our head in the sand, we shall get the resounding kick from a Russian boot that such an undignified posture invites.

Part One – First Steps toward Soviet-American Collaboration; Part Two – Soviet-American Collaboration in The European War; Part Three – Soviet-American Collaboration in the Pacific War; Part Four – Can We Get Along With Russia?.

Author: Major General John R Deane, Head of Moscow Mission, 1943-1945

• World War, 1939-1945 — Soviet Union
• United States — Foreign relations — Soviet Union
• Soviet Union — Foreign relations — United States