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A gripping look at the secret diplomatic battles between Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin that shaped the outcome of the Second World War and the modern world.
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The Summit by Ed Conway offers a compelling and highly readable exploration of the hidden political battles that shaped the outcome of the Second World War. Rather than focusing solely on military campaigns, Conway reveals the intense negotiations and strategic decisions made by Allied leaders behind closed doors at key wartime conferences.
Drawing on newly available research and detailed historical analysis, the book examines pivotal meetings between figures such as Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin, uncovering how diplomacy, power struggles, and competing national interests influenced the final shape of the post-war world.
A fascinating work of modern historical narrative, The Summit sheds light on the diplomatic battlefield that ran parallel to the fighting across Europe and Asia, revealing how the decisions made in conference rooms ultimately shaped global history.
An engaging read for readers interested in Second World War history, diplomacy, political strategy, and modern global history.
Condition – Near FineÂ
A clean copy with minimal wear to the covers. Light foxing noted






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