Allies Grand-strategy Conference in N Africa- President Roosevelt Meets Mr Churchill. One of the Most Momentous Conferences of This War Began on January 14 1943, Near Casablanca, When President Roosevelt and Mr A14111

Allies Grand-strategy Conference in N Africa- President Roosevelt Meets Mr Churchill. One of the Most Momentous Conferences of This War Began on January 14 1943, Near Casablanca, When President Roosevelt and Mr Churchill Met To Survey the Entire Field of War, Theatre by Theatre. They Were Accompanied by the Chiefs of Staff of the Two Countries. All Resources Were Marshalled For the Active and Concerted Execution of the Allies Plans Fore the Offensive Campaign of 1943. Mr Roosevelt Later Described the Meeting As the 'unconditional Surrender' Meeting, by Which He Meant That Unconditional Surrender by the Axis Was the Only Assurance For Future World Peace. General De Gaulle and General Giraud Also Met at Casablanca and Discussed Plans For the Unification of the War Effort of the French Empire.
President Roosevelt and Mr Churchill with Chiefs of Staff at one of the many important meetings held at the Villa. L to R: Front Row: Lieutenant General Arnold, Commanding the US Army Airforce, Admiral E J King, C-in-C US Navy; Mr Churchill; President Roosevelt; General Sir Alan Brooke, Chief of Imperial General Staff. Back Row; Third from left is Lord Louis Mountbatten, fifth from the left is Field Marshal Sir John Dill and right is Sir Charles Portal.