Gil Hahn

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Yet he saw that Stalin’s foreign policy had failed to win security and stability for his country. Stalin’s brutal behavior had triggered a robust Western response, from the infusion of Marshall Plan dollars to the creation of NATO and the rearming of Western Germany. Most worrisome, the United States had developed a massive arsenal of nuclear weapons and the aircraft to deliver them anywhere in the world.
The Age of Eisenhower: America and the World in the 1950s
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