History awarded a huge place in collective memories to Franklin Delano Roosevelt as one of the most important politician and compelling leader of the World War period, but he was also strongly criticized by historians and diplomats (Henry Stimson, Anthony Eden, etc). They are thinking Roosevelt reacted day by day to events, that he was deceptive, disingenuous and devious. Warren Kimball in The Juggler: Franklin Roosevelt as Wartime Statesman, published in 1991, tried to clear the uncertainties through nine chapters that fully describe Franklin Roosevelt foreign policy during the Second World War. Warren Kimball’s purpose of his book was to assert that Roosevelt had a real foreign policy with a tactic, a strategy and assumptions. In this book,
