How Korea impacted American foreign policy throughout the second half of the twentieth century
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- President Harry S. Truman: No lasting peace with communist states
- 1951: Nothing but unrelenting appearance of American force in the area would provide a solution to the Korean conflict
- Report by the Joint Chiefs of Staff in October of 1952
- 1950: The success of NATO allied troops dependant on substantive contribution
- The biggest change in the shape of the administration
- The administrations commitment to solving two immediate problems: Halting communism and fighting inflation
- Eisenhower: The President America called for
- Acknowledging the validity and strength of the communist threat
- Defining the Korean War
- Policies shaped by and stemmed from Cold War fears
- The new face of international co-operation
- The Eisenhower segment of the war
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
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