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Documents Regarding the Removal of MacArthur, 1950-1951

26 Aug 1950



Associated DocumentDate
Message from Louis Johnson to Douglas MacArthur26 Aug 1950
Message from Douglas MacArthur to Harry Truman30 Oct 1950
Truman's Secretary's Memo of Truman-MacArthur Meeting at Wake25 Nov 1950
Truman's Order to Limit Press Releases6 Dec 1950
Message from Douglas MacArthur to Joseph Martin20 Mar 1951
US Joint Chiefs of Staff Message to MacArthur to Limit Statements24 Mar 1951
Truman's Diary Entries, 6-7 Apr 19516 Apr 1951
Message from Truman to Bradley Regarding Martin and MacArthur7 Apr 1951
Truman's Proposed Messages Regarding the Relief of MacArthur10 Apr 1951
Message from H. V. Schoepflin to Harry Truman11 Apr 1951
Message from Lillian Russel to Harry Truman12 Apr 1951
Message from Joan Rountree to Harry Truman13 Apr 1951


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