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While the Second World War was slowly drawing to a close both in Europe and in Asia, the United States government was already in the midst of making comprehensive plans for a more stable and peaceful international order in the years to come. In that regard, senior executives attached particular importance to the budding United Nations organization, a transnational institution which notably President Truman viewed as one of the seminal centrepieces of world peace and security. Two vital speeches delivered by Truman in the spring and early summer of 1945 amply reflected this sentiment.
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- Joe Majerus (Author), 2016, Harry S. Truman and the United Nations Conference of 1945, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/432931
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