LEND-LEASE is a made-in-America device by which the United Nations aid one another with supplies and services. It is a two-way, world-wide trade for war, moving unhampered by tariffs, debts, equal pay ...
But it’s unlikely the aid turned the war entirely in the Soviet Union’s favor, as the German military was overstretched even during the 1941 invasion. That vulnerability was exposed terribly during ...
Under Lend-Lease’s bridge of ships, oceans of water had passed in two years. In the spring of 1941 the Lend-Lease Act produced one of the bitterest wrangles of the isolationist-interventionist debate.
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