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*Frontmatter, pg. i*Foreword and Acknowledgments, pg. v*PERIOD ONE. To January 1942: The Compulsory Coming Together, pg. 1*PERIOD TWO. 1942: The Year of Main Strategic Decisions and the Containment of Germany (North Africa and Stalingrad), pg. 35*PERIOD THREE. From the Casablanca Conference, January 1943, to the Assault on Sicily in July; the Coalition Carries On Despite Cacophony over the Cross-Channel Invasion, pg. 103*PERIOD FOUR. The Summer and Autumn of 1943; the Collapse of Italy and the Problems that Ensued, pg. 145*PERIOD FIVE. To the Conference of Foreign Ministers in Moscow, October 1943; the First Coherent Consultation about Political Matters, pg. 189*PERIOD SIX. The Convocation of the Heads of State at Cairo and Teheran, November 1943; When the Three Wills Came Nearest Concordance, pg. 235*PERIOD SEVEN. Teheran to the Cross-Channel Invasion, June-July 1944: Despite Grave Contention over Poland Military Cooperation Proceeds, pg. 281*PERIOD EIGHT. Summer and Autumn of 1944; the Channel Crossing Achieved, while Political Issues along the Circumference of Combat Engage the Coalition, pg. 323*PERIOD NINE. From the Second Quebec Conference in September 1944 to the Conference at Dumbarton Oaks; Plans to Conclude the War and Efforts to Conceive for Peace after the War, pg. 391*PERIOD TEN. From the Churchill Visit to Moscow in October 1944 to the Yalta Conference; Wartime Political Accords and Coordination of Strategic Programs, pg. 439*PERIOD ELEVEN. The Conferences at Malta and Yalta, February 1945; Constant Military Understandings and Inconstant Diplomatic Compromises, pg. 487*PERIOD TWELVE. After Yalta; Corrosion within the Coalition as the Soviet Union Extends Its Realm of Control, pg. 559*PERIOD THIRTEEN. The Spring of 1945; Victory Close but the Common Cause Cut by Mistrust between the West and the Soviet Union, pg. 581*PERIOD FOURTEEN. May 1945; the Combat Won; the Three Wills at Odds, and the Oncoming Time Clouded, pg. 617*Appendix I, pg. 657*Appendix II, pg. 661*Index, pg. 673

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      Publisher: Princeton University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 19/04/2016
      ISBN13: 9780691650685, 978-0691650685
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      *Frontmatter, pg. i*Foreword and Acknowledgments, pg. v*PERIOD ONE. To January 1942: The Compulsory Coming Together, pg. 1*PERIOD TWO. 1942: The Year of Main Strategic Decisions and the Containment of Germany (North Africa and Stalingrad), pg. 35*PERIOD THREE. From the Casablanca Conference, January 1943, to the Assault on Sicily in July; the Coalition Carries On Despite Cacophony over the Cross-Channel Invasion, pg. 103*PERIOD FOUR. The Summer and Autumn of 1943; the Collapse of Italy and the Problems that Ensued, pg. 145*PERIOD FIVE. To the Conference of Foreign Ministers in Moscow, October 1943; the First Coherent Consultation about Political Matters, pg. 189*PERIOD SIX. The Convocation of the Heads of State at Cairo and Teheran, November 1943; When the Three Wills Came Nearest Concordance, pg. 235*PERIOD SEVEN. Teheran to the Cross-Channel Invasion, June-July 1944: Despite Grave Contention over Poland Military Cooperation Proceeds, pg. 281*PERIOD EIGHT. Summer and Autumn of 1944; the Channel Crossing Achieved, while Political Issues along the Circumference of Combat Engage the Coalition, pg. 323*PERIOD NINE. From the Second Quebec Conference in September 1944 to the Conference at Dumbarton Oaks; Plans to Conclude the War and Efforts to Conceive for Peace after the War, pg. 391*PERIOD TEN. From the Churchill Visit to Moscow in October 1944 to the Yalta Conference; Wartime Political Accords and Coordination of Strategic Programs, pg. 439*PERIOD ELEVEN. The Conferences at Malta and Yalta, February 1945; Constant Military Understandings and Inconstant Diplomatic Compromises, pg. 487*PERIOD TWELVE. After Yalta; Corrosion within the Coalition as the Soviet Union Extends Its Realm of Control, pg. 559*PERIOD THIRTEEN. The Spring of 1945; Victory Close but the Common Cause Cut by Mistrust between the West and the Soviet Union, pg. 581*PERIOD FOURTEEN. May 1945; the Combat Won; the Three Wills at Odds, and the Oncoming Time Clouded, pg. 617*Appendix I, pg. 657*Appendix II, pg. 661*Index, pg. 673

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