Harry S. Truman
33rd U.S. President who declined Israeli military offers during the Korean War, reportedly fearing a binding security arrangement with Israel.
Harry S. Truman was the 33rd President of the United States, serving from 1945 to 1953. He declined David Ben-Gurion's offer to send Israeli troops to fight alongside United Nations forces in South Korea, reportedly fearing it would back him into a security arrangement with Israel.1
Sources
- Hersh, Seymour M. The Samson Option: Israel's Nuclear Arsenal and American Foreign Policy. Random House, 1991. Chapter 2. ↩
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- PlaceCharlotte Amalie
- OrganizationCIAA
- PersonClark Clifford
- ConceptCold War
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- OrganizationFair Play for Cuba Committee
- PersonFranklin D. Roosevelt
- PersonGalo Plaza
- PersonGeorge Marshall
- PersonH.L. Hunt
- OrganizationIBEC
- PersonJoseph Stalin
- EventKorean War
- ProgramMarshall Plan
- ConceptNational Security Act of 1947
- PersonNelson Rockefeller
- ConceptNSC-68
- OrganizationOAS
- OrganizationOffice of Foreign Assets Control
- OrganizationOffice of Strategic Services
- ProgramOperation AJAX
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- PersonPaul Nitze
- ProgramPoint Four Program
- OrganizationPresident's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
- PersonVernon Walters
- OrganizationVirgin Islands Port Authority
- PersonWilliam J. Donovan
- EventWorld War II