Churchill: The Hinge of Fate
“This — is London“ meant throughout the war years one powerful fact for American radio listeners: they were about to hear one of EDWARD R. MURROW’S characteristically bold, accurate, steadfast accounts of Britain's struggle against the Nazis. A great reporter and a wise analyst now broadcasting on our own national affairs, Ed Murrow appraises for Atlantic readers The Hinge of Fate, the fourth and most controversial volume of Churchill’s history of the Second World War, published by Houghton Mifflin.