Harry Truman: “There isn't any good reason at all why there shouldn't be peace there…”

On the recordOctober 2, 1951

There isn't any good reason at all why there shouldn't be peace there, and everywhere else, for that matter.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Remarks to Members of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Syrian and Lebanese American Federation.

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Harry Truman: “There isn't any good reason at all why there shouldn't be peace there, and everywhere else, for that matter.”