Word: soviet
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...turn to the military side of the problem, remembering that it is absolutely essential that the President should release immediately certain stocks of munition and have them rushed. . . to the Government troops in Manchuria . . . or by next spring we shall find Manchuria a Soviet satellite...
...President Truman were to ask General MacArthur to add to his present duties and powers the title of Personal Representative of the President with the rank of Ambassador, and to fly to China to organize with the Generalissimo a joint plan to prevent subjugation of China by the Soviet Union, the whole Far Eastern horizon would brighten with hope. His military, economic and political proposals might well be those outlined in this report. He could establish rapidly with the Generalissimo the relations of two comrades in a front line trench. They would work together as brothers for their common cause...
...menacing meaning of a Communist election victory was pointed out in an editorial in Paris' conservative Figaro: "It should be noted what the consequences of the conquest of power by the Communists in France would be for world strategy. The Soviet Union [would be] mistress of the European continent. . . . The Anglo-American position in Germany . . . would be encircled from the rear; the Mediterranean artery would be cut . . . while Soviet submarine and air bases would be established at Brest and St. Nazaire, at Casablanca and Dakar. . . . Now it is likely that the Soviet Union, ill recovered from the terrible blows...
...strong pro-American, anti-Soviet foreign policy. If the Communists were to sabotage this policy, De Gaulle would not hesitate to outlaw the Communist Party...
Shylock Marshall. In the next issue of the Gazette, it was Secretary of State George Marshall's turn. This time the Soviet puffer was Nikolai Pogodin, winner of 1939's Stalin prize for his play The Chimes of the Kremlin. Ambassador Smith did not waste his breath protesting. Excerpts...