Word: schwartz
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Both Fairbank and Benjamin I. Schwartz '38, assistant professor of History, agreed that military force would accomplish little. The Chinese are undoubtedly demanding more powerful weapons, like submarines, from the Russians, Fairbank explained. "Soon we won't be able to leave our fleet out there for someone to drop something on," he said...
...break in the Peiping-Moscow axis is not, however, an immediate possibility, Schwartz maintained. "There is not that weight of hope," he said. The split, if it comes, will probably be the result of things beyond our control, he continued...
...chief immediate advantage for the United States in regular diplomatic relations with the Chinese would be a listening-post in Peiping, according to Schwartz. We would at least gain the contact we have with other Communist countries, he said...
...Schwartz emphasized the importance of removing the United States from repeated conflicts with the Chinese. "We can forestall a settlement for all time by staying," he said...
...people are going to resist, we shall arm and march tomorrow." Arthur N. Schwartz '56, president of the LBCIS, asserted last night...