The Truman Doctrine During The Cold War

The emergency of the Truman Doctrine was to fortify Greece and Turkey; which Britain had decided to cut ties with their military and financial aid. Turkey and Greece were vulnerably susceptible to be taken over, but the United States had other plans and this is why they intervened. The Truman Doctrine was very straightforward and saying precisely what was needed. The Truman Doctrine is a speech given by President Truman for liberation. The Cold war was the foundation of American foreign policy and it was described as a worldwide struggle of the future freedom. The Truman Doctrine came to be kenned as the language that was not understood until after the post war. During eighteen minute speech, President Truman verbalizes the words free or liberation