Controversial Alliances in WWII

This chapter explores the controversial suggestion that the U.S. should have allied with Hitler against the Soviet Union during World War II, critically examining the historical context and moral implications of such claims. It highlights the complexities of wartime alliances, the treatment of captured soldiers, and the geopolitical ramifications of those decisions. Additionally, the chapter addresses misconceptions about key events like Pearl Harbor and reflects on how contemporary commentary sometimes echoes historical inaccuracies.