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Below, from Ny Times-Bestselling author Thomas Fleming and historian, may be the rarely-told account of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s plan toward the Axis forces during World-War II. Pushed by his hate of the German people, the leader, with support from his Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., insisted on the technique that settled for nothing significantly less than unconditional surrender. That technique not just extended the battle but charge thousands and thousands, if not millions, of extra lives.Fleming makes a persuasive case that Roosevelt’s acutely severe plan actually assured that the Germans could never submit, even yet in the facial skin of certain defeat.