Abandoning an Ally: The Real Story Behind 70 Million Killed in China and America's "Forgotten War"

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The narrative delves into the betrayal of China by the United States post-World War II, highlighting the broken promises of aid from American leaders, including Presidents FDR and Truman. As Communist forces gained momentum, the urgent requests for support from the Chinese government went unheeded, leading to the rise of Mao Zedong. The book exposes the propaganda that reversed public perception of Chiang Kai-shek and Mao, revealing how skilled communicators manipulated history. It critiques the political figures responsible for this betrayal and the subsequent consequences for both nations.