The final months of World War II were some of the most tumultuous in US history. A beloved President, Franklin Roosevelt, had died suddenly, leaving an unprepared Harry S. Truman to take his place. As fighting raged in the Pacific Theater, the war in Europe was coming to its conclusion as Allied forces continued to liberate nations under Axis control.

Hear more about this riveting moment in history from an expert, Dr. Kristen Burton, Teacher Programs and Curriculum Specialist at The National WWII Museum and host of the their Museum’s podcast on the final months of World War II, “To the Best of My Ability,” as she guides the audience through the last moments of a war that changed the world. 

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