Atlantic Defense Treaty signed by 12 nations amid Truman remarks
The United States moves away from isolationism as the Atlantic Defense treaty is signed by twelve nations, with President Truman asserting the world’s will for freedom and peace. Signers include the Netherlands Luxembourg Canada and Denmark alongside eight other nations at a Washington ceremony pending Senate ratification.
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