Word: soviet
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...minor revelation took place last week. The end of the Moscow Conference provided it. At last even the dullest U.S. citizen was made to realize the exasperating difficulty and the aggravating exhaustion of dealing with the Soviet Government. The realization marked the end of another phase of U.S. foreign policy. Now the question became: "What does the U.S. do next...
...interview with Mr. Stassen, Marshal Stalin expressed the belief that the United States and Russia can resolve their differences by cooperation, but the record of proceedings at the Moscow Conference makes it plain the Soviet leaders expect that the United States will eventually do most of the "cooperating." Both Secretary Marshall and Mr. Dulles report that the Four Power conclave split up over the failure of the two major participants to reach even the most limited agreement on key provisons of the German treaty...
That Russia has chosen to play the game in this fashion does not mean that she is committed to indefinite expansion. But even if the most serious sin of which the Soviet is guilty is that of nationalism, the Kremlin's delaying tactics, as practiced in the Foreign Ministers' Conference and in negotiations for atomic control; are ill adapted to the promotion of world peace...
Stern, a lecturer in Sociology at Columbia, is editor of the quarterly review Science and Society, and a contributor to several magazines. He is editor of the new book, "Understanding the Russians, a Study of Soviet Life and Culture." Among his books in "Society and Medical Progress...
...high and made them back the projected 400-million dollar "diplomatic offensive." The Committee's implied faith that the 27 nations hitherto reached by the broadcasts and booklets of the OIC will continue to believe in America's aims through a process of visceral induction is one that the Soviet propagandists will greet with bulging squeals of delight...