Adapted from The Nazi conspiracy : the secret plot to kill Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill originally published in New York by Flatiron Books in 2023

Prologue -- Two years earlier... The White House, Washington DC, December 7, 1941 -- Buckinghamshire, United Kindom, December 7, 1941 -- The Wolf's Lair, East Prussia, December 7, 1941 -- Tehran, Iran, January 1943 -- Casablanca, Morocco, January 24, 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, January 1943 -- Washington, DC, January 30, 1943 -- Twenty years earlier... Germany -- Fort Benning, Georgia, April 15, 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, March 1943 -- Iran, April 15, 1943 -- Washington, DC, April 29, 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, late April 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, late April 1943 -- Washington, DC, May 5, 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, May 1943 -- Moscow, Soviet Union, May 20, 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, late July 1943 -- Washington, DC, July 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, July 26, 1943 -- The Wolf's Lair, East Prussia, July 26, 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, August 14, 1943 -- Quebec City, Canada, August 21, 1943 -- Italy, late summer 1943 -- Washington, DC, September 1943 -- Gran Sasso, Italy, September 12, 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, late September 1943 -- One month earlier... Tehran, Iran, August 15, 1943 -- Six weeks later... Washington, DC, October 1, 1943 -- Washington, DC, November 2, 1943 -- Lublin, Poland, November 3, 1943 -- The Atlantic Ocean, November 14, 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, November 4, 1943 -- Cairo, Egypt, November 23, 1943 -- Berlin, Germany, November 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, November 27, 1943 -- Tehran, Iran, the same afternoon -- Tehran, Iran, the same evening -- Tehran, Iran, November 28, 1943 -- November 29, 1943 -- November 30, 1943 -- Spring 1944 -- Summer 1944 -- Berlin, Germany, April 30, 1945

A nonfiction account for young readers describing the 1943 Tehran Conference, the first meeting of Allied leaders Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin during World War II. The book outlines the strategic importance of the conference and presents the Nazi plot to assassinate the three leaders. It provides historical background, explores espionage and wartime operations, and explains the significance of the event within the broader context of the war

"The New York Times bestseller adapted for young readers"--Cover

Ages 9-12

Grades 4-7