Buchanan believes that Churchill was largely responsible for " Western man 's reversion to barbarism " in World War II and notes that generals like Curtis LeMay , when they bombed Japan , had followed the example set by British Air Marshal Harris in using " terror bombing " as a method of war against Germany. ; Buchanan quotes LeMay himself " We scorched and boiled and baked to death more people in Tokyo that night of March 9 – 10 than went up in the vapour of Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined . " Buchanan concludes , " We and the British fought for moral ends . We did not always use moral means by any Christian definition . " Endorsing the concept of Western betrayal , Buchanan accuses Churchill and Roosevelt of turning over Eastern Europe to the Soviet Union at the Tehran Conference and the Yalta Conference . Citing the Cuban-American lawyer Alfred-Maurice de Zayas , Buchanan calls the expulsion of the Germans from Eastern Europe , in which 2 million died , a crime against humanity " of historic dimensions " and contrasts the British prosecution of German leaders at the Nuremberg Trials for crimes against humanity while Churchill and other British leaders were approving the expulsion of the Germans from Eastern Europe
Yalta Conference
Yalta Conference
Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War