Harry Truman: “It remains today the world's best hope for peace if the world will…”

On the recordDecember 23, 1948

It remains today the world's best hope for peace if the world will accept its fundamental teaching that all men are brothers.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Radio Remarks on the Occasion of the Lighting of the Community Christmas Tree on the White House Grounds

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