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... President called " a police action . " Thus we became enmeshed in an obscure tangle of circum- stances , many of which belong to the as yet dimly perceived world of the East but which are related through more than one connection with ...
... President called " a police action . " Thus we became enmeshed in an obscure tangle of circum- stances , many of which belong to the as yet dimly perceived world of the East but which are related through more than one connection with ...
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... President Truman . When Truman stepped into the scene , the men who guided his hand on China were Dean Acheson and General George Marshall . The proof of this is now complete . The one big feature of this tragedy not yet fully explained ...
... President Truman . When Truman stepped into the scene , the men who guided his hand on China were Dean Acheson and General George Marshall . The proof of this is now complete . The one big feature of this tragedy not yet fully explained ...
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... President Roosevelt , was asked about this . He answered by producing a letter he wrote to President Truman in November 1945 : " It is no secret that the American policy in China did not have the support of all the career men in the ...
... President Roosevelt , was asked about this . He answered by producing a letter he wrote to President Truman in November 1945 : " It is no secret that the American policy in China did not have the support of all the career men in the ...
Contents
While You Slept | 9 |
The Red Deluge | 13 |
Chinas Two Wars | 14 |
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