On the recordFebruary 24, 1946
But neither the dictates of justice nor that love of our fellowman which we are bidden to practice will be satisfied until the needs of these sufferers are met.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “But neither the dictates of justice nor that love of our fellowman which we are bidden to practice will be satisfied…”
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Remarks to a Delegation from the United Jewish Appeal.
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