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Eisenhower: “I am convinced that the Soviet Union will come to recognize that it is in its own interest to negotiate a settlement…”

On the recordJune 16, 1956
I am convinced that the Soviet Union will come to recognize that it is in its own interest to negotiate a settlement which respects the right to freedom of the German people and the interests of both East and West.
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Eisenhower
Republican · Kansas

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Message to President Heuss of Germany on the Anniversary of the Demonstration for Freedom in the Soviet Zone.

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