Truman's World War II Leadership and Postwar Turning Points
A concise view of Harry S. Truman’s rise from farmer and senator to president after Roosevelt's death in 1945. He ordered the bomb on Japan, helped found the United Nations, led postwar reconstruction, and integrated the armed forces. He fired General MacArthur during the Korean War and ordered U.S. troops to Korea in 1950.
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Early Cold War Leaders and Korea War Command
Dwight D. Eisenhower served as president from 1953 to 1961. General Douglas MacArthur assumed command in Korea in 1950 and was dismissed in 1951 for disobeying President Truman's orders.
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