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Behind closed doors is a look at the big three stalin, churchill and roosevelt and their dealings with each other. Laurence rees is the writer and producer of the bbc pbs television series world war ii behind closed doors. And the way and hes pretty hawkish, and in his book, if you dont deal with iraq. The sixhour program will be broadcast in three episodes of two hours each on pbs. The draft said that containment was an old idea, a relic of the cold war. Stalin, the nazis, and the west is an inside look and many of the deals that took place between the 3 super powers without the publics knowledge. Yet he also had some unlikely relationships during the second world war. It carries new controversial material which only became available to the public after the fall of communism from the soviet.
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