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Service Was Architect Of Disastrous Policy
This second article in a series exposes a detailed pattern of spying and diplomacy that allegedly shaped America's Far East policy. It traces John Stewart Service and four other diplomats, highlighting how their reports and biases influenced policy toward China, the Kuomintang, and the Communists, with emphasis on their state department roles and later loyalty board review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Far East
America
Ralph de Toledano
Newsteeek Magazine
Dean Acheson
John Cartee Vincent
John P. Davies, Jr
John Emmerson
Raymond P. Ludden
John E. Son
Mi 15
Cama
State Department
Amercan Stockades
McCarran
Cina
Institute of Pacific Relations
Foreign Policy Association
Amerasia
Owen Lattimore
T. A. Bisson
Lawrence Rosinger
Maxwells. Stewart
John K. Fairbank
United States
John Stewart
China
American State Department
Chang
Mao Tse-tung
Service
Washington
Leighton Stuart
Chungking
JJ Carte Vincent
FEL Representatives
House
Cheng-ia
Secon
Paap Jaffe
Statler
Patrick J. Hurley
Hurley
Serixe
Chiang Kaishek
Hong
Ae State Department Loyalty Security Board
Guenther Stein
Richard Sorge
Stein
Bent
Agnes Smedley
Guenther Steir
Phin
Yimity
Amercan
Kuominteng China
John Service
Sovet Union