Perhaps World War III. And so begins the story of the Truman Doctrine, what Joe Scarborough frames in his bold and highly readable new book, “Saving Freedom: Truman, the Cold War, and the Fight ...

The Truman Doctrine may have been intended to rouse ... down on eastern Europe and enabled Truman to blame them for the Cold War. The President also defeated Stalin's 1948 blockade of western ...

Historians pinpoint the Cold War as starting with the Truman Doctrine in 1947 and ending with the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. It's likely the U.S. is going to be entering a prolonged ...

Show more President Harry Truman's address to the United States Congress, and the world, in March 1947 is seen by some historians as marking the start of the Cold War. In it, the President ...

7. The Cold War received bipartisan support. The high-water mark was the partnership between Truman and the GOP-controlled Congress of 1947-49, which resulted in the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall ...

At the first gathering of the “Big Three” Allied powers in the wake of Germany’s defeat in World War II ... And so the Truman Doctrine was born. A few months later, much to the Soviet ...

Seen in retrospect, the Cold War -- from the Truman Doctrine and the Korean War to the Cuban missile crisis, détente, and the fall of the Berlin Wall -- appears to lead inexorably to a Western triumph ...

The Cold War lasted nearly half a century ... establishing what became known as the Truman Doctrine—the principle that the U.S. should support countries or people threatened by Soviet forces ...

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The Truman Doctrine may have been intended to rouse ... down on eastern Europe and enabled Truman to blame them for the Cold War. The President also defeated Stalin's 1948 blockade of western ...