Everywhere in the World

This film looks at the plans made at Dumbarton Oaks in 1945 for a renewed international organization devoted to world peace--the United Nations.

The Nazi-occupied countries have been forced to hand over their farm produce to Germany, leaving their own populations without food. The Western world must now not only feed its own overseas armies, but must also meet the challenge of feeding hundreds of millions in continental Europe and Asia during the postwar years.

This look at Soviet foreign policy from 1917 through World War II considers the historical and political imperatives, and the value of the Soviet Union as an ally.