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A Rueful Harry Truman on the 3rd Anniversary of his Presidency: “I don't know whether I need congratulations or commiseration”
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1 page
SMC 256

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1 page
SMC 2507

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4 pages
SMC 1410

Former PresidentHarry Truman on President John F. Kennedy's Handling of Racial Violence and the Cuban Missile Crisis
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3 pages
SMC 1426

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2 pages
SMC 1419

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1 page
SMC 1407

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2 pages
SMC 693

Harry Truman Refers to Himself as an "Old Man Who - By Accident Became President of the United States"
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2 pages
SMC 695

Truman on the Recognition of the Jewish State and the "very dark" situation in Palestine
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1 page
SMC 370

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1 page
SMC 646

Palestine, Truman Says, is a “Matter of Considerable Disturbance” to be Determined by U.N.
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1 page
SMC 686

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2 pages
SMC 690

President Harry Truman Writes about the Assassination Attempt on His Life Just the Day Before
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1 page
SMC 691

President Harry Truman Defends Atomic Bombing of Japan as "the Only Language" a "Beast" Can Understand
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1 page
SMC 367

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2 pages
SMC 369

Two Days After Unleashing a Tempest by Firing MacArthur, President Truman Writes to a Journalist
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1 page
SMC 699

Truman, About to Implement the Truman Doctrine in Greece, Calls Greek-American Politicians "Connivers"
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1 page
SMC 1401

He's "Young, Inexperienced and Hopeful. Let's Hope the Hopeful Works." - Truman on Kennedy
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1 page
SMC 1406

Harry Truman Presents Supreme Court Chief Justice Vinson With a Gavel Having "Historical Connections"
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2 pages
SMC 680

Harry Truman Tells How He Learned He Became the President: FDR's Death, He Says, Was a Complete Surprise
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2 pages
SMC 684

A Historic Memo: Harry Truman Salutes Dean Acheson's Crucial Role in Going to War With Korea
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2 pages
SMC 685

Shortly After Firing General MacArthur, President Truman Writes of His "Trials and Tribulations"
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1 page
SMC 428

Harry Truman Looks at the Potsdam Conference 12 Years Later: An Astonishing Appraisal of What Went Wrong
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8 pages
SMC 429

It Was His Boyhood Reading, Harry Truman Recalls, That Prepared Him for When His "Terrible Trial Came"
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2 pages
SMC 430

Harry Truman Letter Written as Vice-President But Signed as President with "Terrible Responsibilities"
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1 page
SMC 585

Harry Truman, "Blue as Indigo," Declares "Immature" Kennedy the Lesser of Evils Over "Impossible" Nixon
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2 pages
SMC 591

Harry Truman Writes General Hap Arnold About FDR's Death, Two and a Half Weeks Before, as "The Greatest Blow"
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1 page
SMC 694

President Harry Truman Says "It Will Be a Relief to Get Out of Washington" At the End of His Term
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1 page
SMC 154

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1 page
SMC 1415

Harry Truman Reads John Nicolay and John Hay on Abraham Lincoln, As He Tries to Write History of Presidency
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1 page
SMC 1417