"The book makes several challenges to modern notions of American history, asserting that, for example . . . FDR sent one million Russian POWs back to the USSR after WWII."That would indeed be a surprising historical fact, as FDR died 6 months before WWII ended. Or maybe that's what the political-correctness-police want you to think!
Politically Correct History?
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I was looking something up on Wikipedia, and came across an entry for the book, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History by Thomas E. Woods. The entry states:
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