Wendell Willkie In China

Wendell Willkie embarked on a 31,000-mile world tour as President Roosevelt's envoy, inspiring Chinese leaders during their war with Japan. He praised China's Generalissimo and met with American military personnel, including the Flying Tigers. Despite travel challenges, Wilkie remained focused on the war effort, advocating for a second front in Europe to minimize casualties and ensure victory.

What did Mr. Willkie suggest as a strategy to minimize loss of lives in the war?

What was Mr. Willkie's opinion on opening a second front in Europe?