First Published: 1947
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I. THE PROBLEM: AN AMERICAN PEACE, A SOVIET PEACE, OR A JOINT PEACE?
II. OUR JOINT WAR EFFORT: WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE PEACE
III. FROM THE SECOND FRONT TO THE FOURTH TERM
IV. TEHERAN AND YALTA: GUIDE TO PEACE AS WELL AS VICTORY
VI. HOW AMERICA ABANDONED ROOSEVELT’S POLICY
VII. MOSCOW’S FIGHT FOR THE ROOSEVELT PROGRAM
VIII. WHY AMERICA NEEDS SOVIET CO-OPERATION
IX. LONG-TERM BASES OF SOVIET-AMERICAN CO-OPERATION
X. WHO MAKES CONCESSIONS–AND WHAT KIND?
XI. THE UNITED NATIONS: INSTRUMENT OF CO-OPERATION
XII. Is A PEACE PROGRAM ALSO PRACTICAL POLITICS?