The third volume of Herbert Hoover's biography, this book is
concerned with the year 1917-1918, when the USA entered World War
II. As the war intensified in Europe, Hoover founded and led the
Commission for relief in Belgium, which eventually evolved into one
of the greatest humanitarian enterprises in history. It also
brought Hoover into international prominence. Shortly after the
USA's declaration of war, Hoover was appointed to Woodrow Wilson's
Cabinet and the US Food Administration. His career as builder and
bureaucrat showed him as a man who brought dynamism and ability
into the service of his country. This biography attempts to throw
light on one of the least-known American presidents, and on an
important era in American history.
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