On the recordJuly 14, 1954
Certainly appeasement is not the answer. We know from bitter experience that appeasement only begets greater demands. The appetites of the tyrant are insatiable.
Certainly appeasement is not the answer. We know from bitter experience that appeasement only begets greater demands. The appetites of the tyrant are insatiable.
Speaking on Communist aggression in Asia and proposals to admit Red China to the United Nations.
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