End of World War II Then a New Global Order Emerges
A 1945 retrospective traces Roosevelt's death, Japan's surrender and Germany's collapse, noting Truman's rise, labor unrest, and the birth of the United Nations. It highlights Pearl Harbor scrutiny, Nuremberg justice, postwar upheavals, and Britain's shift to a Labour government as the war era ends.
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