Stalin and Roosevelt. Great partnership

This book is the most complete study of the relationship between two key personalities of the Second World War - I.V. Stalin and US President F.D. Ruzvelt. It is about how the strategic decisions of a global scale were made. About how two extraordinary people, overcoming prejudices, managed to change the course of all human history.
Among many discoveries of the author are previously unknown details of the conversations of two world leaders "on the fields" of the Tehran and Yalta conferences. In these conversations and in personal correspondence, the fragments of which are cited by the village of Batler, Stalin and Roosevelt discussed the post -war structure of the world, radically different from us now. It could well become a reality, if not for the untimely death of the American president. S. Batler and the difficult relationship of two leaders with the third participant in the "Big Three - the Prime Minister of Great Britain W. Cherkell did not ignore