On the recordJuly 12, 1952
Neither, I feel, have we really thought through the full implications of our efforts to prevent the rest of the free world from trading with the Iron Curtain bloc.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “Neither, I feel, have we really thought through the full implications of our efforts to prevent the rest of the free…”
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Letter to Members of the Public Advisory Board for Mutual Security Requesting a Study of foreign Trade Policies.
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It would have involved us in all-out war in the Far East, and we have been strenuously trying to avoid that all the time.
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