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This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batchel with Professor Sean McMeakin. His new book is

Stalin's War, A New History of World War II. Stalin's setting the imperialist

states against each other, tear each other up, and I'll gobble up territory, except Stalin was

out of equipment, weapons, food in order to continue the fight. So he came to depend almost like a child on the arsenal of democracy.

The arsenal of democracy run by FDR and the American people.

However, we come to troubles, especially early 1942-43, in which FDR and Churchill make a deal, although it was Eisenhower who did it,

with the French commander of the North African forces, a man who switches side, goes from being

a fascist sympathizer to an American sympathizer. His name was Darlane. It's an obscure detail of history, but it did

bother FDR, I learned from the professor a lot. So we come to January, 1943, the Casablanca

conference in North Africa. Stalin does not attend. Churchill's there, Roosevelt's there.

Sean, why does FDR announce unconditional surrender?

Well, it's a great question, John.

And the Darlon deal and the kind of almost political stench surrounding,

it definitely has something to do with this in part because

Roosevelt was used to the kind of the conservative Southern Democrats

and the Republicans attacking him for various things

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