In the plain down-to-earth talks that I had with the Generalissimo and Marshal Stalin and Prime Minister Churchill, it was abundantly clear that they are all most deeply interested in the resumption of peaceful progress by their own peoples--progress toward a better life.
Roosevelt shares insights from his discussions with Allied leaders, emphasizing their commitment to peace and progress for their nations.
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