On the recordOctober 14, 1951
I hope that the growing strength of the free world will convince the leaders of the Soviet Union that it is to their best interest to lay aside their aggressive plans.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “I hope that the growing strength of the free world will convince the leaders of the Soviet Union that it is to their…”
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Address in Winston-Salem at Groundbreaking Ceremonies, Wake Forest College
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