No End Save Victory

While Franklin D. Roosevelt's first hundred days are well known, the months leading up to Pearl Harbor were arguably the most pivotal of his presidency. In No End Save Victory, historian David Kaiser explores how Roosevelt skillfully prepared the United States for its eventual entry into World War II, overcoming domestic reluctance and military unpreparedness through strategic leadership and significant expansions of the armed forces. Drawing on extensive research, the book highlights Roosevelt's ability to navigate internal political dynamics and global threats, laying the groundwork for America's eventual victory.