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... threats of war to induce Congressmen and their constituents to approve vast outlays of public funds at home and abroad in ... threat which a rapidly advancing and war - oriented technology of the Soviet Union has mounted in unprecedented ...
... threats of war to induce Congressmen and their constituents to approve vast outlays of public funds at home and abroad in ... threat which a rapidly advancing and war - oriented technology of the Soviet Union has mounted in unprecedented ...
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... threat of attack on her citizens , blockade , or interference with her communications , whether by land or sea . Still unaware that Paris and London , no less than Tel Aviv , had repudiated American " leadership , " Dulles conferred ...
... threat of attack on her citizens , blockade , or interference with her communications , whether by land or sea . Still unaware that Paris and London , no less than Tel Aviv , had repudiated American " leadership , " Dulles conferred ...
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... threat of Communist aggression . Acheson ridiculed the doctrine : " To fight an enemy that is not going to attack with forces that do not exist to carry out a policy you have not yet decided upon . " Moscow's response to this new ...
... threat of Communist aggression . Acheson ridiculed the doctrine : " To fight an enemy that is not going to attack with forces that do not exist to carry out a policy you have not yet decided upon . " Moscow's response to this new ...
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