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Save Great Britain first was the translation. Only Britain opposed Germany until the spring of 1941. By spring of '41 Russian and Germany were at it. The policy was to preserve England, not let it lose to Germany; and US men and material went to Europe first to defeat Germany first. This was all the result of Winston Churchill's lobbying effort to FDR...which apparently worked. The People of the United States WANTED to attack Japan first...but good ole Churchill...

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