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World peace plan timing outlined by White House leaders
The Washington Merry Go Round reports the president weighed factors shaping his world peace plan. GOP leverage at Chicago, lessons from Wilson, Churchill’s stance, and U.S. prestige among European nations influenced the timing. Hull and Welles differ on postwar peace machinery, while U.S. experts assess German top generals Rundstédt Rommel and Guderian.
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