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PERSONALITIES, POLITICS AND PRESSURES -- The Big Three -- We Ended Friends -- PREPARATIONS, EARLY 1945, MALTA AND ELSEWHERE -- Argonaut -- One Tiny Bright Flame in the Darkness -- JAW TO JAW, YALTA, 3-11 FEBRUARY -- All the Comforts of Home -- Uncle Joe and Stone Arse -- To Each According to his Desserts -- The Monstrous Bastard of the -- Peace of Versailles -- The Riviera of Hades -- The Broad Sun-Lit Plains of -- Peace and Happiness -- Quite a Decent Arrangement -- About Poland -- Judge Roosevelt Approves -- A Landmark in Human History -- AN ALLIANCE UNDER PRESSURE, FEBRUARY TO AUGUST, -- Elephants in the Room -- A Fraudulent Prospectus -- I Liked the Little Son of a Bitch -- AFTERMATH -- The Iron Curtain Descends.

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Diana Preston is an acclaimed historian and author of the definitive Lusitania - photo 1

Diana Preston is an acclaimed historian and author of the definitive Lusitania: An Epic Tragedy, Before the Fallout: From Marie Curie to Hiroshima (winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Science and Technology), The Boxer Rebellion and A Higher Form of Killing among other works of narrative history. She and her husband, Michael, live in London.

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