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Reviewed on June 1, 2007
The ever-expanding literature explaining World War II often focuses on command relationships. This examination of the two most important figures on the American side, George Marshall and Dwight Eisenhower, deals almost exclusively with the two generals' relationships with each other. Reporter and foreign policy analyst Perry (Grant and Twain ) tracks their frank and extensive correspondence before and throuout the war and analyz...Log In or Sign Up to Read More