Perhaps the largest concern from politicians after the events of World War II, was that there would be difficulties and trouble between the two sides that fought: The United States / British side, and the Russian side. The reason being is that is due to the fact that The US/British side (TUSB) was capitalist while the russian side was communist. Henry A. Wallace (Vice president during 1941-44) stated that he "wanted to create good relations with the USSR to ensure free trade and peaceful postwar world." He believed that if we had created goold relations with Russia after the war, we would not have any issues in the years following WWII. The truth though, is that there was issues because we failed this task, as of the events of Cold War.
(This is ANDREW's assignment) the biggest concern after world war 2 was to keep the foregin out of the united states. because when they come in they would bring family and they could continue to get more people into the usa. plus they got powerful as more of them entered the country."the soviets might attack" henri a wallace. he was right when he said this because they realy could become more powerful and try to start an uprising of the race to over run the amricans.
This is JAY'S assignment: The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was that they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union." He was ready for an attack from the solviet union. Henry A. Wallace says, "The Solveit might attack." He was scared of an attack from the solviet union. Dean G. Acheson I Fear USSR and the bombs fearing a suicidal arns. Winston L. Chruchill felt the power of the solveit was powerful. Overall, the biggest concern of most politicans after World War II was that Solveit Union.
The biggest concern of most of the countries after WWII must have been what the relations between the regions would be. During the war America sided with Russia but only because we had a common enemy.Now that the war was over, we were no longer allies. There were some people, such as Franklin Roosevelt, who thought that our relations with Russia were important. Others were more concerned with the thought that Russia would grow in power and attack us with atomic weapons, something they were trying to reach at the time.
The biggest concern is that of what Dean G. Acheson said that he feared the Soviet Union would soon possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. another thing was from Franklin D. Roosevelt, he wantede to keep the U.S. out of the foreign war which shows that other independent countries had and wanted nothing to do with the war. That is what I beleive the biggest concern is.
Brendan's comment is right here the main concerns that people had after wold war 2 is they thought the solvet union would attack.they thought that the us policy would be aggresive. this made them scared for another big war
The biggest concerns of most politicians after World War 2 was that the policticians didn't want to start a war wth other countries. They wanted to protect the the U.S by staying incharge and keeping the other coutries away.They had to be prepared for any attack. Clark said, "The U.S must be prepared for atomic and biological warfare."
the biggest concern of most of the politicians after world war II are "he feared that the soviet union soon would pass the bomb and suisidle armrace would result." Deon O. also "he insisted that the united states must be prepared to wage atomic and biological welfare to contain the soviet union." Clark M.Cliford. there biggest fear was that they where going to drop the bomb. -Janice
the biggest concern after world war II was to reconstruct the places that were being destroyed also the needed to rebuild there economy to be better than it was at the start. they wanted to go into the cold war haing a head up and ready to go. if they werent ready when they started to end world war II they would of never tried to be in the cold war.
Keisha Trowers The biggest concern after the World War II is that the Soviet union would attack the U.S. If that happens then we might not be ready for it and that would be a higher chance of us losing the war. Another concern is that the soviet union will drop a bomb. Plus if they drop the bomb innocent people would be killed and thats not fair.
Henry A. Wallace stated that he wanted to create good relations with the USSR to ensure free trade and peaceful postwar world. he wanted to be better and have a better relationship with the world around him
The biggest concern of that most politicians had after World War II would be that the Soviet Union would come to the U.S and attack us. According handout 5, one of the political figures, Dean G. Acheson was concerned that the Soviet Union soon would pass through the U.S and bomb us, with suicidal arms race as a result. Another figure, Henry A. Wallace also feared that the soviet union would attack. All the figures we read about had the same concerns/fears that the Soviet Union would come to attack us.
(Brandon Loyd) the biggest concern after world war two is that the soviet union might attack. The reason why i think tht is becuse, the soviets havve much superior army than most other countries especilly at this time which is why you wouldnt want for them to be looking for you. If the soviets came for the U.S. they would most-likely takeover the country, and force us to pratice their ways. Also trade with the soviet will be affected. " Good Relations with the USSR were necesary to ensure free trade ad a peace-ful postwar world." Henry A. Wallace. Therefore if we keep peace with the Soviets will be able to be a progreesing country.
I think the number one concern is that the Soviet Union would contain a nuclear bomb, i say this because they had alot of power and they could of had access to anything including bombs and Dean G. even said he feared that the Soviet Union would possess a nuclear bomb and cause suicidal death to the people.
(Brandon Loyd) the biggest concern after world war two is that the soviet union might attack. The reason why i think tht is becuse, the soviets havve much superior army than most other countries especilly at this time which is why you wouldnt want for them to be looking for you. If the soviets came for the U.S. they would most-likely takeover the country, and force us to pratice their ways. Also trade with the soviet will be affected. " Good Relations with the USSR were necesary to ensure free trade ad a peace-ful postwar world." Henry A. Wallace. Therefore if we keep peace with the Soviets will be able to be a progreesing country.
this is jordan i think one of the most concerns after world war 2 was that they would be atacked by different countries. also they needed to be prepared for atomic and biological warfare.
i feel that the main concirn twords the USSR is the fact that there are nuclear and biological attak threats. or the fact that with USSR having WMD the world is in danger as has been said by FDR. dean G Acheson eared with alot of america that the USSR would attack again but this time with WoMD
The biggest concern of most politicians was the expansion of the soviet Union. Politicians like Winston Churchill were worried about the expansionism of the Anglo-American alliance to counter the soviets. The expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how to run a government and give them control of more than half of Europe.
( Rikki ] The BIGGEST concern that the politicians had was for the communists and the weapons of the Soviet Union. George F. Kennan was concerned about communism and the containment of the military. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the security of the peoples throughout the world determining the internationall power after WW II. As for Dean G. Acheson, they were concerned of the atomic energy internationally and that they the Soviets would soon posses the bomb and have crucial result.
The Biggest concern of the politicans after the word war 11 . Dean G . Acheson was concern that the byrnes spent a large portion of his time abroad , acheson served as acting secretary . He briefed President Truman daily on foregin affairs and became a strong supporter of the economic reconstruction of western europe .
Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. during the early months of the postwar, Achesom suppoted a policy of conciliation with the Soviet Union.
The most biggest concern from politicans would be mostly for not starting another war, and that our capitolism will no destruct. Another concern is the military because we lost over 300,000 troops to the war, and I highly doubt that people want anymore good honest working men to die.
The biggest concern that Franklin D. Roosevelt has after the World War II is the security of the people throughout the world led to the powerful international position the United States has assumed. Many in the United States believe that the president had to many concessions to the Soviet Union. The U.S. is aware that they will have many difficulties after what happened after World War II. -Bianca Lopez-Delgado
The Biggest concern of the politicans after the word war 11 . Dean G . Acheson was concern that the byrnes spent a large portion of his time abroad , acheson served as acting secretary . He briefed President Truman daily on foregin affairs and became a strong supporter of the economic reconstruction of western europe .
Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. during the early months of the postwar, Achesom suppoted a policy of conciliation with the Soviet Union.
The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was the expansion of the Soviet Union. Some wanted to create a group that will counter the Soviets. Winton L. Churchill sent a, "Warning of Soviet expansion called for an Anglo-American alliance to counter the Soviets." He wanted to create this alliance because as the Soviet Union expanded they also became much more powerful. Some were also concerned about their government. George F. Kennan said that he was, "Concerned about communism." He was concerned because he believed that communism was not a good way to run a government and it would ruin the government of the countries the Soviet Union would take over. So, the biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was the expansion of the Soviet Union because of the power they could gain and the way they run their government, communism.
the biggest concern of most politicians after world war 2 is clark "his concern was destruction of capatalist states by communists states." when the world war 2 was over "he wanted to develop the strateegy for tromar."
tatianna says I think that the number 1 concern is that the united states entered the war aganist japan and germay under rooselvets presidency. the president had made too many concessions to the soviets allowing them to set up communist governments in poland and other parts of eastern europe . some also argued that rooseveltes urging the soviet union to enter the war aganist japan allowed the soviets powerful and undue influence in east asia
MICHAEL SAYS: THE BIGGEST CONCERN OF THE MOST POLITICIANS AFTER WORLD WAR II IS THAT THE WARNING OF SOVIET EXPANSION STATED BY WINSTON L CHURCHILL. HE ALWAYS DELIVERED A FAMOUS SPEECH SO THAT MADE PEOPLE REALIZE THAT EVERYTHING HE SAY IS IMPORTANT.
The biggest concern of politians after World War 2 was the Soviet Union. Politians felt that the strength of the Soviet Union increasing would pose a major problem in the future. Politians like Clark M. Clifford felt that ultimate destruction of the capatalist states would be from the communist people which was the Soviet Union. Clifford wanted to help stop the Soviet Union from gaining power at any cost. Then their was the President FDR who felt that America needed to be protected so he wanted to make concessions to the Soviets. Lastly, there was Winston Churchill who wanted to stop the expansion after the War. These were the major concerns of the US.
Tyvon said..... The biggest concern after world war 2 was the troubles between the two that fought. Also nuclear attacks. We also need to reconstruct the places that were being destroyed also the needed to rebuild there economy.
The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was that they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union."he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union.josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war.he wanted to expand the soviet union territories.Politicians like Winston Churchill were worried about the expansionism of the Anglo-American alliance to counter the soviets. The expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how to run a government
The biggest concern after WWII was the fear of the Soviet Union becoming a global superpower with dangerous warfare. Dean G. Acheson stated," Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the Soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result." This would make them dangerous because they would be competing for us to see who has the better weapon which is what happened in The Cold War. Thousands or even millions of people would be killed. Overall the main concern was the Soviets expanding and becoming stronger.
kamar- the biggest concern of the politicians after WWII was more a Economic and military power. For example Franklin D. Roosevelt said that he wanted to bring America out of the great depression. Also Stalin wanted to Expand Russia territory. Another politician named Dean G. Acheson said that he wanted the congress to increase their military.
The biggest concern after World War II was they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford said, He thought that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union. He was ready for an attack from the solviet union. Henry A. Wallace says, The Solveit might attack. He was scared of an attack from the solviet union. Dean G. Acheson I Fear USSR and the bombs fearing a suicidal arns. Winston L. Chruchill felt the power of the solveit was powerful. Overall, the biggest concern of most politicans after World War II was that Solveit Union.
The biggest concern was that they feared an attack from the soveit union one of the quote says he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union,josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war.he wanted to expand the soviet union territories and because they wwanted to expand that why that would be the biggest problem.
The biggest concern after WW2 is the soviet union would control the power to create an atomic bomb and use it against the U.S. The U.S. and the Soviet Union could possibley enter an atomic war and involve every other country surrounding the U.S. and Soviet Unions territory.
Thomas Lytle The biggest concern after World War 2, was that people had post war depression. Robert A. Taft wanted foreign enganglements and even war. Also, Josef Stalin was aggresive in taking territory. Most people wanted different things, but it seemed like nobody juss wanted peace.
The biggest concern after world war 2 was they feared a attack from the soviet union.Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union."he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union.josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war. This expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how a government is runed.
i think that the biggest concern from the politians after world war 2 was probably the weapons and atomic bombs because they can attack us at any time .Reading 5 stated .....one of the political figures, Dean G. Acheson was concerned that the Soviet Union soon would pass through the U.S and bomb us, with suicidal arms race as a result. Another figure, Henry A. if they were to bomb us it would end up in a sucidal death.
40 comments:
the biggest concirns are nuclear and biological attaks. or the fact that with USSR having WMD the world is in danger
Perhaps the largest concern from politicians after the events of World War II, was that there would be difficulties and trouble between the two sides that fought: The United States / British side, and the Russian side. The reason being is that is due to the fact that The US/British side (TUSB) was capitalist while the russian side was communist. Henry A. Wallace (Vice president during 1941-44) stated that he "wanted to create good relations with the USSR to ensure free trade and peaceful postwar world." He believed that if we had created goold relations with Russia after the war, we would not have any issues in the years following WWII. The truth though, is that there was issues because we failed this task, as of the events of Cold War.
(This is ANDREW's assignment)
the biggest concern after world war 2 was to keep the foregin out of the united states. because when they come in they would bring family and they could continue to get more people into the usa. plus they got powerful as more of them entered the country."the soviets might attack" henri a wallace. he was right when he said this because they realy could become more powerful and try to start an uprising of the race to over run the amricans.
I think the number one concern is that the Soviet Union would contain a nuclear bomb that would end in a suicidal death .
This is JAY'S assignment:
The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was that they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union." He was ready for an attack from the solviet union. Henry A. Wallace says, "The Solveit might attack." He was scared of an attack from the solviet union. Dean G. Acheson I Fear USSR and the bombs fearing a suicidal arns. Winston L. Chruchill felt the power of the solveit was powerful. Overall, the biggest concern of most politicans after World War II was that Solveit Union.
The biggest concern of most of the countries after WWII must have been what the relations between the regions would be. During the war America sided with Russia but only because we had a common enemy.Now that the war was over, we were no longer allies. There were some people, such as Franklin Roosevelt, who thought that our relations with Russia were important. Others were more concerned with the thought that Russia would grow in power and attack us with atomic weapons, something they were trying to reach at the time.
The biggest concern is that of what Dean G. Acheson said that he feared the Soviet Union would soon possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. another thing was from Franklin D. Roosevelt, he wantede to keep the U.S. out of the foreign war which shows that other independent countries had and wanted nothing to do with the war. That is what I beleive the biggest concern is.
Brendan's comment is right here
the main concerns that people had after wold war 2 is they thought the solvet union would attack.they thought that the us policy would be aggresive. this made them scared for another big war
The biggest concerns of most politicians after World War 2 was that the policticians didn't want to start a war wth other countries. They wanted to protect the the U.S by staying incharge and keeping the other coutries away.They had to be prepared for any attack. Clark said, "The U.S must be prepared for atomic and biological warfare."
the biggest concern of most of the politicians after world war II are "he feared that the soviet union soon would pass the bomb and suisidle armrace would result." Deon O. also "he insisted that the united states must be prepared to wage atomic and biological welfare to contain the soviet union." Clark M.Cliford. there biggest fear was that they where going to drop the bomb.
-Janice
the biggest concern after world war II was to reconstruct the places that were being destroyed also the needed to rebuild there economy to be better than it was at the start. they wanted to go into the cold war haing a head up and ready to go. if they werent ready when they started to end world war II they would of never tried to be in the cold war.
Keisha Trowers
The biggest concern after the World War II is that the Soviet union would attack the U.S. If that happens then we might not be ready for it and that would be a higher chance of us losing the war. Another concern is that the soviet union will drop a bomb. Plus if they drop the bomb innocent people would be killed and thats not fair.
Henry A. Wallace stated that he wanted to create good relations with the USSR to ensure free trade and peaceful postwar world. he wanted to be better and have a better relationship with the world around him
The biggest concern of that most politicians had after World War II would be that the Soviet Union would come to the U.S and attack us. According handout 5, one of the political figures, Dean G. Acheson was concerned that the Soviet Union soon would pass through the U.S and bomb us, with suicidal arms race as a result. Another figure, Henry A. Wallace also feared that the soviet union would attack. All the figures we read about had the same concerns/fears that the Soviet Union would come to attack us.
(Brandon Loyd)
the biggest concern after world war two is that the soviet union might attack. The reason why i think tht is becuse, the soviets havve much superior army than most other countries especilly at this time which is why you wouldnt want for them to be looking for you. If the soviets came for the U.S. they would most-likely takeover the country, and force us to pratice their ways. Also trade with the soviet will be affected. " Good Relations with the USSR were necesary to ensure free trade ad a peace-ful postwar world." Henry A. Wallace. Therefore if we keep peace with the Soviets will be able to be a progreesing country.
I think the number one concern is that the Soviet Union would contain a nuclear bomb, i say this because they had alot of power and they could of had access to anything including bombs and Dean G. even said he feared that the Soviet Union would possess a nuclear bomb and cause suicidal death to the people.
(Brandon Loyd)
the biggest concern after world war two is that the soviet union might attack. The reason why i think tht is becuse, the soviets havve much superior army than most other countries especilly at this time which is why you wouldnt want for them to be looking for you. If the soviets came for the U.S. they would most-likely takeover the country, and force us to pratice their ways. Also trade with the soviet will be affected. " Good Relations with the USSR were necesary to ensure free trade ad a peace-ful postwar world." Henry A. Wallace. Therefore if we keep peace with the Soviets will be able to be a progreesing country.
this is jordan i think one of the most concerns after world war 2 was that they would be atacked by different countries. also they needed to be prepared for atomic and biological warfare.
i feel that the main concirn twords the USSR is the fact that there are nuclear and biological attak threats. or the fact that with USSR having WMD the world is in danger as has been said by FDR. dean G Acheson eared with alot of america that the USSR would attack again but this time with WoMD
The biggest concern of most politicians was the expansion of the soviet Union. Politicians like Winston Churchill were worried about the expansionism of the Anglo-American alliance to counter the soviets. The expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how to run a government and give them control of more than half of Europe.
( Rikki ]
The BIGGEST concern that the politicians had was for the communists and the weapons of the Soviet Union. George F. Kennan was concerned about communism and the containment of the military. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the security of the peoples throughout the world determining the internationall power after WW II. As for Dean G. Acheson, they were concerned of the atomic energy internationally and that they the Soviets would soon posses the bomb and have crucial result.
BY: ALEXIS MITCHELL
The Biggest concern of the politicans after the word war 11 . Dean G . Acheson was concern that the byrnes spent a large portion of his time abroad , acheson served as acting secretary . He briefed President Truman daily on foregin affairs and became a strong supporter of the economic reconstruction of western europe .
Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. during the early months of the postwar, Achesom suppoted a policy of conciliation with the Soviet Union.
The most biggest concern from politicans would be mostly for not starting another war, and that our capitolism will no destruct. Another concern is the military because we lost over 300,000 troops to the war, and I highly doubt that people want anymore good honest working men to die.
The biggest concern that Franklin D. Roosevelt has after the World War II is the security of the people throughout the world led to the powerful international position the United States has assumed. Many in the United States believe that the president had to many concessions to the Soviet Union. The U.S. is aware that they will have many difficulties after what happened after World War II.
-Bianca Lopez-Delgado
BY: ALEXIS MITCHELL
The Biggest concern of the politicans after the word war 11 . Dean G . Acheson was concern that the byrnes spent a large portion of his time abroad , acheson served as acting secretary . He briefed President Truman daily on foregin affairs and became a strong supporter of the economic reconstruction of western europe .
Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result. during the early months of the postwar, Achesom suppoted a policy of conciliation with the Soviet Union.
The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was the expansion of the Soviet Union. Some wanted to create a group that will counter the Soviets. Winton L. Churchill sent a, "Warning of Soviet expansion called for an Anglo-American alliance to counter the Soviets." He wanted to create this alliance because as the Soviet Union expanded they also became much more powerful. Some were also concerned about their government. George F. Kennan said that he was, "Concerned about communism." He was concerned because he believed that communism was not a good way to run a government and it would ruin the government of the countries the Soviet Union would take over. So, the biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was the expansion of the Soviet Union because of the power they could gain and the way they run their government, communism.
Zi'Tazhia said:
the biggest concern of most politicians after world war 2 is clark "his concern was destruction of capatalist states by communists states." when the world war 2 was over "he wanted to develop the strateegy for tromar."
tatianna says
I think that the number 1 concern is that the united states entered the war aganist japan and germay under rooselvets presidency. the president had made too many concessions to the soviets allowing them to set up communist governments in poland and other parts of eastern europe . some also argued that rooseveltes urging the soviet union to enter the war aganist japan allowed the soviets powerful and undue influence in east asia
MICHAEL SAYS: THE BIGGEST CONCERN OF THE MOST POLITICIANS AFTER WORLD WAR II IS THAT THE WARNING OF SOVIET EXPANSION STATED BY WINSTON L CHURCHILL. HE ALWAYS DELIVERED A FAMOUS SPEECH SO THAT MADE PEOPLE REALIZE THAT EVERYTHING HE SAY IS IMPORTANT.
The biggest concern of politians after World War 2 was the Soviet Union. Politians felt that the strength of the Soviet Union increasing would pose a major problem in the future. Politians like Clark M. Clifford felt that ultimate destruction of the capatalist states would be from the communist people which was the Soviet Union. Clifford wanted to help stop the Soviet Union from gaining power at any cost. Then their was the President FDR who felt that America needed to be protected so he wanted to make concessions to the Soviets. Lastly, there was Winston Churchill who wanted to stop the expansion after the War. These were the major concerns of the US.
Tyvon said..... The biggest concern after world war 2 was the troubles between the two that fought. Also nuclear attacks. We also need to reconstruct the places that were being destroyed also the needed to rebuild there economy.
The biggest concern of most politicians after World War II was that they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union."he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union.josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war.he wanted to expand the soviet union territories.Politicians like Winston Churchill were worried about the expansionism of the Anglo-American alliance to counter the soviets. The expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how to run a government
The biggest concern after WWII was the fear of the Soviet Union becoming a global superpower with dangerous warfare. Dean G. Acheson stated," Acheson argued for international controls of atomic energy, fearing that the Soviet Union soon would possess the bomb and a suicidal arms race would result." This would make them dangerous because they would be competing for us to see who has the better weapon which is what happened in The Cold War. Thousands or even millions of people would be killed. Overall the main concern was the Soviets expanding and becoming stronger.
kamar- the biggest concern of the politicians after WWII was more a Economic and military power. For example Franklin D. Roosevelt said that he wanted to bring America out of the great depression. Also Stalin wanted to Expand Russia territory. Another politician named Dean G. Acheson said that he wanted the congress to increase their military.
The biggest concern after World War II was they feared an attack from the soveit union. Clark M. Clifford said, He thought that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union. He was ready for an attack from the solviet union. Henry A. Wallace says, The Solveit might attack. He was scared of an attack from the solviet union. Dean G. Acheson I Fear USSR and the bombs fearing a suicidal arns. Winston L. Chruchill felt the power of the solveit was powerful. Overall, the biggest concern of most politicans after World War II was that Solveit Union.
The biggest concern was that they feared an attack from the soveit union one of the quote says he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union,josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war.he wanted to expand the soviet union territories and because they wwanted to expand that why that would be the biggest problem.
The biggest concern after WW2 is the soviet union would control the power to create an atomic bomb and use it against the U.S. The U.S. and the Soviet Union could possibley enter an atomic war and involve every other country surrounding the U.S. and Soviet Unions territory.
Thomas Lytle
The biggest concern after World War 2, was that people had post war depression. Robert A. Taft wanted foreign enganglements and even war. Also, Josef Stalin was aggresive in taking territory. Most people wanted different things, but it seemed like nobody juss wanted peace.
The biggest concern after world war 2 was they feared a attack from the soviet union.Clark M. Clifford says, " He insisted that the U.S. be prepared to wage atomic and biological warfare to contain the solviet union."he was afraid of an attack from the soviet union.josef stalin was a real defensive with the war and after the war. This expansion of there land would stop the Americans and British from spreading there views on how a government is runed.
i think that the biggest concern from the politians after world war 2 was probably the weapons and atomic bombs because they can attack us at any time .Reading 5 stated .....one of the political figures, Dean G. Acheson was concerned that the Soviet Union soon would pass through the U.S and bomb us, with suicidal arms race as a result. Another figure, Henry A. if they were to bomb us it would end up in a sucidal death.
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