Compare and contrast Roosevelt's and Truman's attitudes toward Stalin and the Soviet Union. To what extent was Truman's potential influence over the Soviet's economy constrained by wartime realities?

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Scott Walls

15 July, 15:47

Compare and contrast Roosevelt's and Truman's attitudes toward Stalin and the Soviet Union. To what extent was Truman's potential influence over the Soviet's economy constrained by wartime realities?

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Bria Washington · Answer 1

Both considered the Soviet Union a threat to freedom. Still Roosevelt was willing to work with Stalin. Stalin in turn supported the establishment of the United Nations. In Truman’s case, he saw a need to increase the role of the United States in policing the world from the threat posed by Communism.