Ideological Divides and Political Maneuvering

This chapter explores the conflicting beliefs of two brothers regarding Nazism and World War II, showcasing the dramatic ideological rift within their family. It also examines the political landscape of the late 1930s through John Foster Dulles's career, detailing the implications of corporate interests in international politics and their influence on government actions. Additionally, the chapter highlights the evolution of U.S. intelligence operations and the establishment of the OSS, revealing the complex relationships between key figures and their impact on foreign policy.