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    1. Kennan and accepted by Truman, has not been


    2. (Pace Harry Truman


    3. Truman shows up on every list of presidential rankings as one of the near-greats


    4. Examples aboud: The Marshall Plan, Nato, and the Truman Doctrine apropos of Greece in 1947, that any Soviet plan to enslave democracies would be met by military force


    5. My favorite Trumanism, however, is his statement that he would prefer a one-armed economist in his administration, due to the fact that he tired of economic advisors telling him one thing on the one hand, and then contradicting that advice on the other


    6. Harry Truman, a virtual nonentity unknown to most Americans before his nomination as Vice President, became President after Roosevelt's death


    7. Truman was originally a small town hat maker elevated by one of the most corrupt, ruthless, and violent political machines in US history


    8. Truman's reputation today is largely built on admiration for the underdog, as he certainly was


    9. Truman's fumbling would also lead him to use fear to gain public support, since he did not have either Roosevelt's popularity or his charisma


    10. And that harvesting of fear would be a major reason much of the world was trapped into the Cold War that Truman largely began

    11. Many scholars argue that Truman's true target was Stalin, hoping the display of the A bomb would intimidate the Soviets


    12. ” When Truman first defended dropping the A-bomb, he claimed it saved half a million lives


    13. Finally, Truman failed in his assessment of how the bombings would affect Stalin


    14. Americans not wanting to admit Truman's failure share his ideological blindness and in some cases his anti Asian racist views


    15. But as shown in Section Four, neither the A-bomb nor targeting civilians were the greatest loss of life Truman caused


    16. Truman and the Cold War


    17. Truman himself, for example, required loyalty oaths within the federal government in 1947, three years before McCarthy began his campaign of hysteria and witch hunts


    18. McCarthy was really only carrying out in a more reckless way what Truman had already begun


    19. Truman had none of Roosevelt's abilities or popularity


    20. For example, Truman repeatedly lied about why he dropped the atomic bomb and its necessity

    21. Overseas, Truman formulated what has often been called the Truman Doctrine


    22. The leftists had won two thirds control of the country until Truman intervened


    23. With his new doctrine, Truman promised that the US would always "support free people who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities


    24. But this mattered little to Truman


    25. Truman, by his bumbling and fear mongering, initiated a Cold War that did not need to happen


    26. Truman's fault in this instance is not that of an evil man


    27. Truman, of course, used the A-bomb against Japanese civilians though almost all military leaders opposed this


    28. ) Truman also ordered the development and stockpiling of nerve gas, first researched by the Third Reich


    29. Truman also ordered extensive nuclear testing, with both civilians and soldiers used as test subjects, often without their consent or even knowledge


    30. ) But Truman's biggest use of chemical weapons was using napalm against Chinese and North Korean troops and North Korean civilians

    31. Truman called one afternoon – to chat, awakening her


    32. Truman had crossed the path of her life for a purpose, of that she was sure


    33. Truman’s wartime experience had left him a troubled and lonely man, isolated behind his disfigurement


    34. In Green Bay, happiness for her was something gained through accruing prestige, promotions and sound financial growth: how hollow, fleeting and insignificant that all now seemed! In Chauita, she’d found happiness that sprang from simply being in this world and sharing time with Truman without the slightest need for pretense or position


    35. Truman’s and her lives had crossed for a reason


    36. Afternoon of the following day, while Beth was thinking about what to wear for her visit to La Hacienda, Truman called


    37. The voice was that of Truman’s enemy, Gene Frazer


    38. ” Beth gazed at him, wondering as she did what the ‘vile reputation’ that Truman had attributed to him was all about


    39. “Truman? Truman Herrera? You know my buddy? Wow, imagine that


    40. Resting his arms on the railing, he leaned out into the vacant darkness while within, Beth seethed: Truman had lied! He’d said that he hardly knew Gene Frazer

    41. “How did you meet our boy, Truman? He’s not the type to pick up women, and I just heard Sylvia mention that this is your first time outside of the US


    42. “Truman said he worked with some CIA agents during the war; is that how you met?”


    43. “Yep, I worked with Truman on and off throughout the conflict and I have all the respect in the world for him


    44. Truman had been my buddy but he suffered some losses very close to him and… Ah, just a minute, I don’t think I should delve into this: it’s rather personal


    45. Beth glared at the source of the spicy odor filling the air, while trying to picture Truman as cold, dangerous and quick to violence


    46. ” She looked at this grown-up in a cowboy costume, who had the audacity to say with hayseed casualness that the emotional horror Truman suffered was a welcome gift


    47. There was a violent uprising crushed in 1950, and Puerto Rican terrorists also tried to kill Truman


    48. “You were saying how delighted you were that Truman’s suffering caused him to be dangerous,” she said, casting an accusing scowl below the Stetson’s brim


    49. “Ya wanna know why I said that about our boy Truman? He had it in mind back then to track down and crucify the Sandinista officer responsible for the attack that killed his family – I mean the real thing; nail him to a cross and let him hang there until he died


    50. Because he was high on the Sandinistas’ wanted list, we put his uniform on a corpse and left it behind at a battle site, burning in a pile of rubble, and that was it; Truman was out of the war














































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