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My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence Of Franklin D. Roosevelt And Joseph V. Stalin-new Donoghue Former New York Times CriticMy Dear Mr. Stalin Is The First Publication That Contains The Complete Correspondence Between Franklin D. Roosevelt And Joseph V. Stalin. This Collection Of More Than Three Hundred Hotwar Messages, Never Before Fully Available In Any Language, Is An Invaluable Primary Source For Understanding The Relationship That Developed Between These Two Great World Leaders During A Time Of Supreme World Crisis. The Correspondence, Secret At The Time, Begins With