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Toughest Job In The World Is Imposing Will On Others
A Washington columnist argues that American leaders often refrain from coercive moves against other nations. He notes that despite Soviet might, the United States has not overthrown rebels or cut aid, and cites Tito, Cuba, Albania, Congo, Laos, and China to illustrate limits of force in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E Washington
Sen Rea Cla EE
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Abe
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tete
America
M Tre
Time
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Minster
Nehru
HV Krishna Mepun
India
Woo
Indonesia
East Germany
Hungary
United States
Linde
Tito
Khrushchev
Albania
Emer Hoxha
Moscow
Marxtem
Castro
Tollow L.N
Congo
Rel
Joseph Mobutu
Laos
Paihet Lao
Sou- Vanna Phouma
Red China
Mao
Soviet Union