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A review by seano
Citizens of London: The Americans who Stood with Britain in its Darkest, Finest Hour by Lynne Olson
4.0
The main characters in this book, from worst to first, as ranked by me, Sean O:
Stalin: 10 -- what an asshole.
Joseph P. Kennedy: 9 -- slightly less of an asshole than Stalin.
Pamela Churchill: 8 -- a bit of a stuckup socialite.
Averill Harriman:7 -- a bit of a tool, frankly.
FDR: 6 -- Kind of a dick to UK, France, and Poland.
Churchill: 5 -- Kind of a badass.
Tommy Hitchcock: 4 -- Mustang P-51 innovator, champion Polo player.
Edward R. Murrow: 3 -- Prototypical broadcast newsman.
General Dwight David Eisenhower: 2 -- Keeping all the cats herded for D-Day.
Ambassador Gil Winant: 1 -- All-around good guy.
Stalin: 10 -- what an asshole.
Joseph P. Kennedy: 9 -- slightly less of an asshole than Stalin.
Pamela Churchill: 8 -- a bit of a stuckup socialite.
Averill Harriman:7 -- a bit of a tool, frankly.
FDR: 6 -- Kind of a dick to UK, France, and Poland.
Churchill: 5 -- Kind of a badass.
Tommy Hitchcock: 4 -- Mustang P-51 innovator, champion Polo player.
Edward R. Murrow: 3 -- Prototypical broadcast newsman.
General Dwight David Eisenhower: 2 -- Keeping all the cats herded for D-Day.
Ambassador Gil Winant: 1 -- All-around good guy.