George N. Crocker

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George N. Crocker (July 31, 1906 in California - February 2, 1970 in San Francisco) was a United States Army officer, author, lawyer and businessman. Crocker was one of several critics of the New Deal and of Franklin D. Roosevelt's foreign policy.^{[citation needed]} Crocker was one of seven judges in the largest and longest Army court-martial of World War II, described in the book On American Soil, by Jack Hamann.^{[citation needed]}

Crocker was the author of Roosevelt's Road to Russia, published by Henry Regnery Publishing (1959).^{[citation needed]} Ignored by the New York/Washington establishment it garnered favorable reviews in the National Review, Modern Age, The Chicago Tribune and The Boston Herald.^{[citation needed]} In it, Crocker made claims that Roosevelt invariably backed Stalin and went to great lengths to hide this from the American public.^{[citation needed]}

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• Roosevelt's Road to Russia