Harry Truman’s Hardest Decisions
In the spring of 1945, an unassuming former haberdasher from Independence, Missouri suddenly found himself responsible for decisions that could determine the fate of the world. Within the next few years Harry S Truman would authorize the use of the atomic bomb, remove one of the most celebrated generals in American history, and recognize the birth of a new nation in the Middle East.
Writer:
The Fair Game Editorial Staff
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