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Roosevelt's Road to Russia Hardcover – November 25, 1986

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320 pages
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English
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Regnery Publishing, Inc.
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November 25, 1986
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6.14 x 1.21 x 8.8 inches
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0895265877
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978-0895265876
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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Regnery Publishing, Inc.; Reprint edition (November 25, 1986)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 320 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0895265877
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0895265876
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.55 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.14 x 1.21 x 8.8 inches

Best Sellers Rank: #3,010,221 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #7,493 in Russian History (Books)
- #28,026 in World War II History (Books)
- #145,612 in United States History (Books)

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THE TRUTH

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019

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This book was written in 1959 and all the leftist controlled media of the time tried to bury it. This should be no surprise as they tried, and were for the most part very successful, in burying the truth behind the spread of Communism. The main culprit being the New York Times. When one delves into the FIRST HAND accounts of the war (especially those of the intelligence services infected themselves by Communists) and not the propaganda unleashed on the world by the likes of the NYT and the West's brainwashed so-called academics, it is easy to see the truth. The left have thrived on identity politics and little else. They love pitting men against women, black against white, Christian against Jew and use emotion NOT fact to control the weak. In the West this began in earnest after Lenin's proclamation in 1910 that the Bolshevik use intelligentsia dispersed around the globe to infiltrate ALL aspects of the West to bring down Capitalism and Freedom. Sadly, due to this very tactic, no one has had the fortitude to point the finger partially at the non-religious Jews who ran publishing, newspapers, film and in general the media as a whole and the part THEY played in this infiltration and brainwashing. No one is blaming the Jewish people as a whole, but look, for example WHO controlled the New York Times. When a Jew named Samuel Ginsberg (Walter Krivitsky) tried to blow the whistle on the TRUE INTENT of the USSR, it was the NYT that shut him down. It was not as if Krivitsky did not have credentials. He was a major cog in the machinery that sent agents of the Comintern (OGPU, NKVD, GRU) into Eastern and Western Europe which saw to the Spartacus uprising and other attempts by the USSR to take over Germany from within. Crocker will also be shut down despite the FACT that everything he states can be easily proven. Roosevelt and his administration were chalked full of Communist agents and sympathizers. This DIRECTLY influenced policy towards the war around the globe. They did everything in their power to shift policy and strategy to suit the totalitarian and murderous whims of Stalin. The map of the world by 1949 is evidence enough of this. Sadly it will not end there and continue to shift under the Democratic presidencies from Roosevelt to Johnson. As stated by Crocker over 800,000,000 million sold, THAT IS RIGHT SOLD! into Communist slavery. The Atlantic Charter and the UN Charter were both written in the blood of the 120,000,000 murdered. What is even more sad is that today's deep state in ALL Western Countries continues to flourish, continues to divide and continues to destroy. Now they worship the God of Globalism and continue to move towards a one world Socialist state as conjured up by Hess and Marx.

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Truth is a bitter pill to swallow but is also the best medicine

Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2017

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I give it five stars for the information it contains. The truth is a valuable and suppressed commodity.

Mr. Crocker does not attempt to be unbiased or objective in his writing style. His language is dripping with sarcasm and stinging criticism for his adversaries. But all his arguments are based on historical documents, diaries, and eye witness accounts to the madness surrounding the Roosevelt administration before and during WWII. Not to mention good old fashioned logic and wisdom. If you can get passed the copious use of ten dollar words and plethora of French idioms that abound in each chapter, you are in for an eye opening experience to a much grittier and truer picture of the totality of WWII than has ever been given to you in High School or College history books.

Truth is a bitter pill to swallow but is also the best medicine to prevent future events as tragic as what transpired in France, Britain, Germany, Japan and Eastern Europe during those war years and decades after that.

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C. E. Cole

Read and learn from history

Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2018

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This important historical documentation has been ignored since this book was first published in 1959. Needs to be read by anyone interested in actual history.

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S. Holmes

How Roosevelt conceded Eastern Europe to Stalin at the end of WWII

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018

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I first read this book in 1960.
It was impressive then ... and is still impressive!
It provides insights to history, Franklin Roosevelt, presidential duplicity ... and much more.

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Jay W

Very Interesting read on a US Megalomaniac,

Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2016

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This book was recommended by John Denison on a podcast I was listening to on America's obsession with war. Crocker goes through FDR''s manipulations,lies and megalomania during his time as President during WW2. All this leading to Stalin becoming just as evil a tyrant as Hitler.

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Peter Hof

The best single book on FDR and WW2.

Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2019

If you read only one book about FDR and WW2, read this one. There is one other book that even comes close. It is ROOSEVELT AND STALIN - The Failed Courtship, by Robert Nisbet (Professor Emeritus of the Humanities at Columbia University). Professor Nisbet manages to convey the enormity of Roosevelt's misjudgment in only 110 pages available from Amazon. It is the perfect companion to Crocker's ROOSEVELT'S ROAD TO RUSSIA.

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The Biggest Surprise Since the Cubs Missed the Pennant

Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2003

This excellent exposition of FDR's relations with the Soviet Union makes us think... of the obvious. We think of Saddam defying the civilized world, we think of North Vietnam using the Kissinger treaty to overrun the south, we think of Anna Nicole with a case of Nesquick--Franklin would certainly try to charm Stalin and he would lose. That America tried to shmooz the communists instead of confront them certanly prolonged the cold war. If Frankin had not thought he could grin the reds into an decent deal, millions would have been free sooner. Crocker gives us Roosevelt's idiotic attempt at such idiocy a full hearing, and finds him a jackass.

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