President Roosevelt and the Coming of the War 1941: A Study in Appearances and Realities
- New Haven Yale University Press 1948
- 616 p.
Prefatory Note.- Part I: Appearances.: 1. Moral Commitments for the conduct Foreign Affairs in 1941.- 2. Representations of Lend-Lease Aid to the Allies.- 3. Patrolling as Appearances.- 4. The Atlantic Conference-Appearances.- 5. "In case of Attack" in the Atlantic.- 6. No Call for "Any Declaration of War.".- 7. Appearances of Relations with Japan.- 8. The Attack -Official Explanation.- Part II: Unveiling Realities.-: 9. The beginning of Revelations.- 10. The Official Thesis Challenged in Congress and the Press.- 11. Army and Naval Boards Undermine the Official Thesis.- 12. A Congressional Committee Probes the Records and Reports.- Part III: Realities as Described by the Pearl Harbor Documents.: 13. Engineering the Official Thesis of Guilt.- 14. Secret War Decisions and Plans.- 15. Actualities of Atlantic Conference.- 16. "Complicated Moves"in Relations with Japan.- 17. Maneuvering the Japanese into Firing the First Shot.- Part IV. Epilogue. : 18. Interpretations Tested by Consequences .- Index.-
GUERRA MUNDIAL, II CONFERENCIA ATLANTICA JAPON EE.UU. ROOSEVELT, PRESIDENTE POLITICA INTERNACIONAL CONGRESO DEMOCRATICO