Do you think the greatest man in World War II was Roosevelt or Churchill? Why?

The leaders of the war are great, and they are all fighting for the good of their country. Whether it is Roosevelt or Churchill or Hitler, there is no right or wrong in a war, only victory and defeat, the winner takes all, and the loser has no right to speak.

Roosevelt was also one of the friendliest to China in American history. During the Anti-Japanese War, he helped China train the army, sent military advisers, and provided a large number of advanced American-style equipment and grain flour, which can be said to have greatly promoted China's anti-Japanese aid to China's War of Resistance against Japan. Regardless of the relationship between the two sides today, we should not erase or even blacken these. ‍‍

Roosevelt, his vision is relatively far-sighted, it can be said that the status of the United States today is all laid out by him! Churchill is really far behind, and his short-sightedness in selecting candidates is also in vain! It took a few generals to win the North African battlefield!

And Montgomery took advantage of the loophole to defeat Rommel's North African Army! And Churchill had not yet seen the mediocrity of Montgomery, and after the successful Normandy landings, he was sent to command the British troops! Originally, Britain still had a bit of a dominant position on the Western Front, but as a result, Montgomery formulated the Market Garden to give away the head action, which completely gave the United States the dominance!

Roosevelt, at least his vision was stronger than Churchill, in 1944 the Soviet Union asked the Allies to land in France to open up a second battlefield, Churchill opposed, and wanted Germany and the Soviet Union to continue to fight to the death, Roosevelt agreed to open up a second battlefield and end the war as soon as possible, which can be seen from this....The vision of the two.

The biggest demon of World War II was Hitler, Germany's army strength amazed the world, and even the powerful France was taken in 39 days, while the Soviet Union made great contributions and sacrifices in resisting German aggression, and it was a forced drag down of German industry and German army! Therefore, the USSR made the greatest contribution to the victory in World War II!

If Hitler didn't have the appetite to attack the Soviet Union and solve Western Europe first, then it would be difficult for Hitler to protect Britain, and if Stalin did not rise up to fight and finally conquer Berlin, then it would be impossible for Rosf and Khüller to succeed, so the greatest man in World War II was Stalinlin.

Roosevelt's credit lies in 1) bringing the United States into the war (what Churchill wanted) and 2) uniting the Soviet Union (** support) and China to the greatest extent. Roosevelt discarded ideological differences, took into account the overall situation of anti-fascism, and made a contribution to ending World War II as soon as possible.

The United States, under the pragmatic leadership of Roosevelt, finally entered the war. With the shortest engagement time and the fewest losses, the strength was preserved. Defeating Germany and Japan, dragging Britain down, and consuming the Soviet Union to seize the position of world leader in one fell swoop, it can be described as a major success. ‍‍

Both are great, and let's not forget that Churchill was the first to declare war on Germany before it reached Britain.

Their greatness is based on national interests – there has never been a great "international statesman" who is impartial and selfless. ‍

Stalin, of course, Churchill prayed for him, Roosevelt sat in the middle of the day, and died of illness not long after.

Stalin was the greatest, and he contributed the most to China in World War II and to the Soviet Union in the world!

As a result, Britain has lost its influence in Europe, and its colonies have also been separated, and Britain can only become a follower of the United States in world affairs. It can be said that Churchill's ultimate goal was a failure. ‍‍

Britain suffered the greatest losses in World War II, and Hitler's strategic plan to promote peace with war fell through, which completely depended on Churchill's political position, such as peace talks with Germany, the flames of war would be directed to Soviet Russia, the empire would not fall if the sun never set, Soviet Russia would be absolutely disintegrated by Germany, and the world pattern would change. Churchill's comment is best asked to the Europeans now. Roosevelt was great for Americans only if the United States realized the Centennial Plan.

Or did Roosevelt have a big picture of the big picture, and Churchill was just doing whatever it took to protect the interests of the British Empire.

Neither of them, it was Stalin.

Churchill's aim: to maintain the balance of power in Europe and to pull his declining world empire back from the abyss. ‍‍

Stalin, because the Soviet Union won first in World War II.

In fact, both brothers are great men, but Lao Mei has a few assists in the battle