Winston Churchill's speech (see below), General MacArthur's outburst in the Pacific (see p. 55), General Marshall's prospects in Europe (see p. 19), served to give the public some, extraordinary glimpses of the probable future:
> The British and U.S.if not the Russianhigh commands now conceive of Europe as a single theater, are organizing for the knockout on that basis. This means that the controlling decisions have been made, the forces are being assembled for definite objectives, the debate over when and where to enter Western Europe has ended.
> The decisive European...
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