Our only hope for world peace is the working out of the United Nations Charter so it is a practical thing and a living thing.
Harry Truman: “Our only hope for world peace is the working out of the United Nations Charter so it is a practical thing and a living…”
On the recordApril 19, 1951
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Remarks to a Group of British Publishers and Editors.
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