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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81653-5ed their Soviet comrades-in-arms with apprehension but without hostility. British policy was dictated, to a large extent, by the realisation that her power had declined to such an extent that the Soviet Union would have to be treated as a difficult and regrettably crude partner rather than as an exp

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Reluctant Allies,he decided not to wake her husband. Later in the day Dalton wrote in his diary, ‘I am mentally prepared for headlong collapse of the Red Army and Air Force. On the other hand, it is possible that they may do much better than we think.’

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Teheran and its Aftermath, of good will, the Combined Chiefs of Staff took the opposite view. They felt that the time had come to make some demands on the Russians. To the Combined Chiefs the Moscow Conference was yet another exercise in appeasement. Their view was that

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