John Foster Dulles: Radio and Television Address on Communism in Guatemala - Milestone Documents

John Foster Dulles: Radio and Television Address on Communism in Guatemala

( 1954 )

Glossary

  • false manifests and false clearances falsified shipping documents and records
  • from behind the Iron Curtain from somewhere in the Communist world, in this case Czechoslovakia
  • Kremlin technically, a medieval fortress in Moscow, around which government buildings grew, leading to the use of the term as a reference to the Russian or Soviet government as a whole
  • Lenin School at Moscow the International Lenin School, which operated from 1926 to 1938 as an institution for the indoctrination of some three thousand foreign youth
  • Monroe Doctrine a doctrine formulated in 1823 by John Quincy Adams as secretary of state to President James Monroe, prohibiting outside interference in the Western Hemisphere
  • popular front coalitions of mostly leftist parties by which Communists sought to gain control of non-Communist countries
  • United Fruit Company a U.S.-based corporation (1899–1970) that exercised enormous influence over nations in and around the Caribbean during the first half of the twentieth century
  • used consular agents for political warfare planted propagandists and agitators, disguised as diplomatic personnel, in other countries
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The young John Foster Dulles (Library of Congress)

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