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Harry truman was born in independence, missouri, fought in world war i, married his long-time sweetheart, failed in business, served as a presiding judge, got elected to the u.s. Senate, was selected to be franklin d. Roosevelt's vice president, and became president of the united states. Shortly after taking office as president, truman had to make what is arguably the weightiest decision in world history.
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Truman was the epitome of the american dream. Born and raised by poor, struggling farmers in america's heartland, he had become president through his integrity, a little bit of luck, and sheer hard work. He became the leader of the united states at the tail end of the world's deadliest conflict. Thrust into the middle of a world of conflicting ideologies, truman would be faced with the newest threat to international stability: a ravenous soviet union ready to devour the world with its communist philosophies.
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Harry truman was born in independence, missouri, fought in world war i, married his long-time sweetheart, failed in business, served as a presiding judge, got elected to the u.s. Senate, was selected to be franklin d. Roosevelt's vice president, and became president of the united states. Shortly after taking office as president, truman had to make what is arguably the weightiest decision in world history.
You'll discover his life such as
Truman was the epitome of the american dream. Born and raised by poor, struggling farmers in america's heartland, he had become president through his integrity, a little bit of luck, and sheer hard work. He became the leader of the united states at the tail end of the world's deadliest conflict. Thrust into the middle of a world of conflicting ideologies, truman would be faced with the newest threat to international stability: a ravenous soviet union ready to devour the world with its communist philosophies.
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