The Truman administration supposed that equal nations were threatened by socialism and it jumped at the possibility to take a hard-hitting posture alongside the Soviet Union. In Greece, leftist military had been combating the Greek royal administration since the end of World War II. In Turkey, the Soviets were demanding several manners of controls over the Dardanelles, territory from which Turkey was capable to dominate the strategic waterway from the Black Sea to the
The Truman administration supposed that equal nations were threatened by socialism and it jumped at the possibility to take a hard-hitting posture alongside the Soviet Union. In Greece, leftist military had been combating the Greek royal administration since the end of World War II. In Turkey, the Soviets were demanding several manners of controls over the Dardanelles, territory from which Turkey was capable to dominate the strategic waterway from the Black Sea to the