The Diary of American Foreign Policy- You are there 1938

The Diary of American Foreign Policy- You are there 1938

How did Joseph Kennedy influence the foreign policy decisions of President Roosevelt?

What information about Churchill and the British Government was related by Joseph Kennedy to the Roosevelt administration?

How did Hitler get control of key European countries without firing a shot?

The Diary of American Foreign Policy- 8 book series – answers the question, why American Foreign Policy has not changed in 74 years?

These are diaries for the years of 1938 - 1945 detailing what events shaped America’s interactions with the world, how American Foreign Policy was made, who advised the President to determine the direction that made policy decisions.

This U.S. foreign policy is marked by expansion of its foreign trade and remains strong, but declining in terms of U. S. economic output compared to the rising economies of underdeveloped nations.

The monthly chronology by year was conceived as an outline of the period of events with the use of “Eye Witness reporting of those events using diaries, books, and news stories written by important individuals” and is intended to be historically definitive account of those events.

United States Foreign Policy started after the American Revolution with the themes that were expressed in George Washington's farewell address to all nations, which is included in this book.

These policies became the British base policy of the Hamilton lead Federalist Party in the 1780s an differ from his rival Thomas Jefferson lead Republican Party which favored relations with France and in the 1778 lead to an alliance with France, which resulted in declaring the war on Britain in 1812.

The shift from non-interventionism before and after World War I to growth as a global power during and since World War II continues into the 21th century.

In our global economy each nation, in an effort to improve its relative position, takes measures injurious to the prosperity of its global neighbors, and it suffers more from similar action by its neighbors than it gains by such action itself.

If we continue to believe that the goals of the modern industrial system and the public policies that serve these goals are coordinate with all of life, then all of our lives will be in the service of these goals.