Examines the personal reasons for Lindbergh's opposition to U.S. entry in the War, his wartime activities and charges of his antagonist.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The great debate -- I. Preparation. The making of a hero ; The English, the French, and the Russians ; Air power and Nazi Germany ; That German medal ; Munich ; French failures -- II. "The truth without prejudice and without passion". Home again ; The battle begins ; The European war and western civilization ; Air power and American defense ; The Russo-German War -- III. The battle of the committees. Veterans and legionnaires ; No foreign war committee ; America First ; The Roosevelt administration ; The interventionists organize ; "Is Lindbergh a Nazi?" -- IV. "War agitators" and American democracy. "Who are the war agitators?" ; Capitalists, intellectuals, and the British ; The Jewish interventionists ; "Government by subterfuge" ; The end is near -- V. Aftermath. Pearl Harbor ; Rebuffed by FDR ; A war to fight ; New horizons.