Attitudes of Truman and Stalin

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What did Truman and Stalin believe about their ideologies?

They did not believe that their ideologies could coexist in peace.

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Who was Stalin and when did he come to power?

Stalin was the leader of the Soviet Union, coming to power in 1928 after a power struggle following Lenin’s death.

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What type of state did Stalin lead?

A totalitarian state.

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What were Stalin’s personal traits that influenced his foreign policy?

He was paranoid and had a security complex, contributing to his fear that the US would destroy communism.

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What was Stalin’s ambition regarding Eastern Europe?

To dominate Eastern Europe.

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What tactic demonstrates Stalin’s approach to expanding control?

His ‘salami tactics’.

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Who was Truman and when was he president?

Truman was the President of the United States from 1945 to 1953.

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What was Truman’s attitude towards communism?

He was a staunch anti-communist.

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How did Truman’s approach to Stalin differ from Roosevelt’s?

He was more belligerent (aggressive) to Stalin than his predecessor, Roosevelt.