Focusing on the period from 1940 to 1945, this work examines political maneuvers and events, which the author sees as Franklin D Roosevelt's blatant attempt to propel the United States into an active role in WWII. The addendums contain 1940s documents, such as the Atlantic Charter, the United Nations Declaration and the Potsdam Declaration.

Table of Contents Acknowledgments      Preface      Introduction      1. FDR’s Undeclared War in the Atlantic      2. FDR’s Personal Fifty-Destroyers-for-Bases Deal      3. Lend-Lease: To the Brink of War      4. Charles A. Lindbergh and the America First Committee      5. FDR’s Expendable “Three Small Vessels”      6. Pearl Harbor: FDR’s Monstrous Conspiracy      7. FDR’s Tomfoolery: Unconditional Surrender      8. FDR Ignores Die Schwarze Kapelle      9. Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr.’s Scorched-Earth Plan      10. Roosevelt: Feeble and Dying      11. Was Adolf Hitler Planning to Attack the United States?      Epilogue      Appendices A. President Grover Cleveland’s “Toothache,” 1893      B. The Zimmermann Telegram, January 17, 1917      C. Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, January 18, 1918      D. The Portentous Lie of Ambassador Henry Morgenthau, Sr., 1918      E. Conspiracy in President Woodrow Wilson’s White House, 1919-1920      F. Key Excerpts from the Nye “Munitions Hearings” Report, February 24, 1936      G. America First Committee: Principles and Membership, 1940      H. The Atlantic Charter, August 14, 1941      I. Key Excerpts from a Charles A. Lindbergh Speech, September 11, 1941      J. United Nations Declaration, January 1, 1942      K. U.S. Mustard Gas at Bari, Italy, 1943      L. Memorandum by Henry Morgenthau, Jr., on the Scorched-Earth Plan      M. The Potsdam Declaration, July 26, 1945      Notes      Bibliography      Index