The task of achieving permanent peace and security for all mankind is not easy, but I am certain that permanent peace and security are the goal of all peoples everywhere, whatever their language, or nationality, race, or creed.
Harry Truman: “The task of achieving permanent peace and security for all mankind is not easy, but I am certain that permanent peace…”
On the recordMarch 2, 1947
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Address in Mexico City.
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