Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt

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This paper discusses the heads of state, Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin and their egos that matched their ambition and status as leaders with unparalleled political and military authority. The paper further discusses how their relationship with one another during World War II was often strained as they disputed the merits of various Allied strategies and disagreed about related military issues. Disputes regarding how to conduct the war were not the only problems they had to overcome, for there was a significant degree of distrust between these three leaders.

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