Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...points, always implicit in the Truman Doctrine, had been somewhat overlooked in Europe: 1) the U.S. did not want war; 2) only a coordinated program of European reconstruction, with U.S. help,* would save Europe from the Communist advance which the Truman Doctrine decried...
...made it, one of the few prominent non-Communists left in Budapest would be Arpad Szakasits, the Social Democratic leader. Nobody tried harder to get along with the Communists than Arpad. He even called a meeting of Eastern European Socialists last month for the purpose of making Red faces at Western European Socialists...
Last week Arpad was not even waiting for Tildy to get out of the barber's chair. Arpad was making discreet inquiries at a Western European legation in Budapest. He wanted to know if the legation would give him political asylum in event of "a radical deterioration of the situation...
...more than 15 times before publishing it last week. Then Diego Rivera read it to Mexico's arty intellectuals, solemnly gathered at the home of Siqueiros' mother-in-law, after which sympathetic younger painters added a few words of their own. Excerpts: "Once America reflected movements in European art 25 years afterwards; now it is Europe that reflects us 25 years later. . . . Modern Paris art has entered a vicious circle, walking around & around like a mule at a well. . . . Mexican mural painting . . . has reached much nearer the masses...
...London, Lewis W. Douglas, told the American Chamber of Commerce in London, that Russia's attendance at the Paris three-power conference had raised "immeasurably more" confidence in its success, but coupled the statement with the warning obviously aimed at Moscow that "unilateral political acts" of interference in European countries must...