The Kremlin bombards the world with cries of peace--peace. And the Kremlin brings on war--war, at every point that she possibly can.
Harry Truman: “The Kremlin bombards the world with cries of peace--peace. And the Kremlin brings on war--war, at every point that she…”
On the recordMay 27, 1952
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Remarks to Members of the American Action Committee Against Mass Deportations in Romania.
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