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Hello and thank you for listening to the history of World War II podcast. Episode 361, interview

with Edward Aldrich about his book The Partnership. George Marshall, Henry Stimson, and the extraordinary

collaboration that won World War II. Ted Aldrich, an international banker, has turned his love,

nay, obsession of history into his first book. Seven years in the making, this book shows

the efficient and effective team of Stimson and Marshall working together at their best

when their nation needed them the most. Mr. Aldrich, thank you very much for being with

us today. Well thank you for having me. I've been listening to your show for years and

I'm thrilled that I have a chance to speak on it. Absolutely. All you had to do was write

a book. That's not that hard. It's just 10 years. It's all you got to do is write a book

or you could have sent a sizable donation, but I'm glad you chose the book route. So

you've probably heard this before or if you have not, as you go on and do many, many interviews,

you will hear this time and time again. I want to guarantee you that right now. As I'm

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