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Threshold Of War: Franklin D. Roosevelt And American Entry Into World War Ii-new James E. Knight ' This Is A GloriouslyFor Franklin D. Roosevelt, The Spring Of 1941 Was A Time Of Uncertainty And Fear. Hitlers Armies Were Poised To Strike, But No One Was Sure Where The Next Attack Would Come. The United States Had Begun Its Military Buildup, But As Yet The Army And Navy Were Illprepared For War With Germany And Japan. And Though The American Public Was Not Ready To Support An Unprovoked Declaration Of War, Churchill And Members Of Roosevelts Administration Were Urging