Summit meetings prove limited in shaping policy
The piece argues that summit conferences by Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin and later Eisenhower and Dulles rarely yield lasting political results. It quotes Gen. Marshall on the nature of top-level talks as ratifying already-made decisions, noting wartime military outcomes but limited progress on postwar politics and Germany.
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