Roosevelt, the president of World War II, can be said to be on the same level as Lincoln in the history of the United States. But Roosevelt did not see the day of victory in World War II, he died on April 12, 1945, but the war did not allow too much mourning, and soon Truman took over Roosevelt's authority and led the United States to victory in World War II.
But this glory originally belonged to Roosevelt, and now when it comes to the history of World War II, everyone is talking about Roosevelt, and few mention Truman, but there is one thing that Truman needs to carry a big cauldron, that is, the two atomic bombs of the little boy and the fat man, which were ordered to be thrown by Truman. Truman should have followed Roosevelt's established strategy in dealing with a series of fundamental postwar issues, including the establishment of the United Nations, which had been in the foreground since 1942 and was formally established after World War II.
To this day, the system of human civilization still operates with the United Nations at its center. Truman pioneered the Diplomatic Approach of The Truman Doctrine and cooperated with Churchill in opening the Iron Curtain of the Cold War. On the whole, we do not think that Truman was a leader with any initiative, and he still pursued Roosevelt's new policy during his tenure, and some of the administrative measures he took were nothing more than a donkey downhill and a boat.
Truman only became the helmsman of the United States at the helm of a critical period in history, thus leaving his name in a number of events. Truth be told, there's nothing wrong with not being Truman. Compared with Roosevelt, Roosevelt was a man of creation, who saved America from the economic depression and became one of the greatest contributors to the victory in World War II.
Truman was no more than the lucky one who picked the apple. What do you think?