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Poland, Of Course, Was The Key Country. I Remember Stalin Telling Me That The Plains Of Poland Were The Invasion Route Of Europe To Russia And Always Had Been, And Therefore He Had To Control Poland.

I Think Stalin Was Afraid Of Roosevelt. Whenever Roosevelt Spoke, He Sort Of Watched Him With A Certain Awe. He Was Afraid Of Roosevelt's Influence In The World.

Roosevelt Was The One Who Had The Vision To Change Our Policy From Isolationism To World Leadership. That Was A Terrific Revolution. Our Country's Never Been The Same Since.

Conferences At The Top Level Are Always Courteous. Name-calling Is Left To The Foreign Ministers.

We Both Agreed That Stalin Was Determined To Hold Out Against The Germans. He Told Us He'd Never Let Them Get To Moscow. But If He Was Wrong, They'd Go Back To The Urals And Fight. They'd Never Surrender.