Freedom Betrayed

Herbert Hoover's 'Freedom Betrayed' offers a critical examination of U.S.

foreign policy during World War II and its aftermath, focusing on the perceived failures of Franklin Roosevelt's leadership.

Edited by George H. Nash, the book presents Hoover's arguments against interventionism and critiques the wartime alliance with the Soviet Union.

It reflects Hoover's anti-interventionist stance and his concerns about the expansion of communism.