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"[Dobbs] has made extensive use of untapped archive material to reveal the secrets of the cloak-and-dagger operations behind the nuclear stand-off in the Caribbean . . . Excellent" (John Crossland Daily Mail)

"Dobbs' hour-by-hour overview is a worthy study of this much mythologised fortnight . . . Dobbs' chronological approach not only provides a natural sense of pace, but also allows him to illustrate the near-fatal time lag in communication between the two sides" (Time Out)

"Although Dobbs, like other historians, chooses to tell this story through the personalities of the four leaders, he nonetheless accepts that history sometimes follows an internal logic that is bewildering to those caught up in its contradictory currents but makes complete sense from a distance. (5 star review)" (Daily Express)

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FDR, Stalin, Churchill, Truman and the making of the modern world.

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  • PublisherHutchinson
  • Publication date2012
  • ISBN 10 0091944236
  • ISBN 13 9780091944230
  • BindingHardcover
  • Number of pages448
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