We Became Convinced That, Regardless Of Stalin's

No Foreign Policy Will Stick Unless The American People Are Behind It. And Unless Congress Understands It. And Unless Congress Understands It, The American People Aren't Going To Understand It.

I Think Stalin Was Afraid Of Roosevelt. Whenever Roosevelt Spoke, He Sort Of Watched Him With A Certain Awe. He Was Afraid Of Roosevelt's Influence In The World.

Actually I'd Had A Certain Amount Of Experience In Europe In The Inter-war Period, As A Banker, And I Was Also A Member Of The Board Of Directors Of The International Chamber Of Commerce.

Yet The Whole Preamble Of The Second Authorization Act For The Marshall Plan Showed The Direction Congress Was Ready To Take About Breaking Down Barriers Within Europe.

We Became Convinced That, Regardless Of Stalin's Awful Brutality And His Reign Of Terror, He Was A Great War Leader. Without Stalin, They Never Would Have Held.