Post-War Politics and the Morgenthau Plan

This chapter explores the complexities of post-World War II planning, emphasizing the controversial Morgenthau Plan and its implications for Germany. It highlights the conflicting interests of major powers, the moral dilemmas related to wartime strategies, and the significant political dynamics following FDR's death. The intricate relationships and decisions at the highest government levels set the stage for future discussions on war crimes and the impact of the atomic bomb.