Russia's Strength Lies in Washington's Weakness
A Geneva despatch analyzes how Soviet Russia counts on Western weakness to push Hungary into the Soviet orbit. It contrasts Churchill and Roosevelt era policy with current diplomacy, noting Moscow's endurance and Western indecision. The piece argues that the riddle of Russia's strength is Washington's stance and the need for firmer American leadership.
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