The time is long overdue for a major study of McCloy. This is it. By focusing on Germany, which McCloy was so influentially involved for most of his life, the author makes a significant contribution to the study of U.S.-European relations in a crucial period.
   --Gaddis Smith,

An impressive achievement in terms of both its scholarly quality and the breadth of its research effort...Schwartz's study is comprehensive and rich in detail. It presents a great deal of new material and casts fresh light on aspects of the German-American relationship in the 1950s.
   --V. R. Berghahn,

Thomas Alan Schwartz is Professor of History, Vanderbilt University.

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