Hosted by the Humanities Center and featuring faculty fellow, Paul Johnson. Following the death of Franklin Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman was thrown into the complex and unfamiliar caldron of the Second World War's end and the murmurings of a new global conflict with the Soviet Union. Accordingly, he commissioned a number of reports evaluating the character of the Soviet threat, among them George Kennan's famous "The Sources of Soviet Conduct" and Clark Clifford and George Elsey's "American Relations with the Soviet Union." These, along with other reports, offer interpretations of Soviet regime…
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