Big Four reject plan for coercive world order
Secretary of State Hull said the four powers Britain, Russia, China and the United States do not contemplate a permanent military alliance to coerce other nations. He noted the Moscow declaration on a general international organization and open membership for peace and security, opposing Dewey’s coercion fears ahead of Dumbarton Oaks talks.
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