ROOSEVELT AND THE RUSSIANS: The Yalta Conference. Edited By Walter Johnson

red cloth hardcover 8vo. (octavo). no dustwrapper (front flap is all that's left) very good cond. binding square & tight. covers clean. 1cm ding in spine cloth (see photos). edges clean. old owner's name inked inside front cover, otherwise contents free of markings. nice clean copy. no library markings, store stamps, stickers, bookplates, no underlining, remainder markings. first edition so stated. first printing (NAP). deckled foredge. tutone endpaper maps. xvi+367p. 22 glossy b&w photo illustrations. appendix. index. front flap of dustwrapper laid in. world history. memoirs. autobiography. world war ii. soviet union. british empire. american history. ~ Ever since the Big Three~Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin~had their historic meeting in the Crimea, controversy has raged about the decisions, concessions, and agreements which took place there. It is important, in the light of present world history, to know what really happened at Yalta. Now, for the first time, the entire story of these seven fateful days in the history of the world~February 4~11, 1945~is brilliantly revealed by Edward R. Stettinius who, as Secretary of State, sat in on all the meetings which took place, and who, since the death of Roosevelt and Hopkins, is perhaps the only man who can tell all that happened at Yalta. Mr. Stettinius says: "It is not Yalta that is the trouble with the world today, but subsequent failure.".…