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On Sat, 16 Aug 2025 15:37:16 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> It took Churchill  another year to convince America of the threat that
> the Soviet union posed to Western Europe and Americas interests there,
> as well as American democracy itself.
> 
> Which people in the USA never did.

Mila Pavlichenko and others were sent to the US to try to get the US to 
supply the Soviets with materiel. The Soviets thought they were doing all 
the heavy lifting themselves, which was true. Pavlichenko became Eleanor 
Roosevelt's BFF. You have to wonder what part Eleanor played. Franklin, 
after all, was another not quite fit president although it was hidden 
well.

Pavlichenko's autobiography is interesting. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

If you prefer fiction Kate Quinn's 'The Diamond Eye' dresses it up with a 
love story and some intrigue while leaving out the drier Soviet 
propaganda. However the autobiography goes more into sniping technique 
with a Mosin Nagant.  My ex preferred to romantic version.