The very messiness of definition and outcome in Korea has contemporary resonance, given the difficulty of imagining what a ...

The Truman Doctrine committed the US to the following 75 years of wars, coups, interventions, ... Walter Reuther, and his “Treaty of Detroit” with General Motors in 1950, ...

But the enormous bills for the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, and the Point Four program that followed passed by wide margins in the Republican Congress, and were endorsed by Harold Stassen ...

The Truman Doctrine may have been intended to rouse the public and Congress to national security expenditures, ... the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), ...

In his second term, Truman negotiated the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. In 1950, The North Korean communist government invaded democratic South Korea.

President Harry Truman pledged U.S. support to governments opposing authoritarians, creating the Truman Doctrine (though probably repealed by Trump).

His Marshall Plan, the founding of NATO and the Truman Doctrine — a title he hated — are all still key pieces of how the U.S. conducts itself overseas.

The U.S. State Department said the 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty obliges it to defend the Philippines, should its vessels come under an armed attack.