Nineteen Weeks

The narrative explores the critical decisions made by FDR and Churchill during a pivotal period in 1940, amidst Hitler's rapid advances in Europe. As Britain faced imminent invasion and the U.S. grappled with its isolationist tendencies, Roosevelt's calls for support began to shift public opinion. The book delves into the intense debates and strategic choices that ultimately shaped America's proactive stance in global affairs, marking a significant turning point in the balance of world power.