- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction: Churchill, World Politics, and The ‘Big Three’, 1874–1945
- 1 Cold Warrior? 1945–51
- 2 Return to Downing Street, October–December 1951
- 3 Visiting Harry, December 1951–January 1952
- 4 The Presidential Race and the ‘Stalin Note’, February–October 1952
- 5 Visiting ‘Ike’, November 1952–February 1953
- 6 The Death of Stalin, March–April 1953
- 7 Proposing a Summit, May–June 1953
- 8 Illness and Revival, July–October 1953
- 9 Return to Bermuda, October–December 1953
- 10 From Berlin to Geneva, January–June 1954
- 11 Crisis, June–August 1954
- 12 The Fag-End of Power, September 1954–April 1955
- Conclusion
- A. Offical Sources
- B. Private Papers Collections
- C. Oral History Projects (OHP)
- D. US Microfllm Sources
- E. Memoirs, Diaries, and Documents
- F. Secondary Works
- G. Articles
- H. Unpublished Theses
- Index
Visiting ‘Ike’, November 1952–February 1953
Visiting ‘Ike’, November 1952–February 1953
- Chapter:
- (p.110) 5 Visiting ‘Ike’, November 1952–February 1953
- Source:
- Winston Churchill's Last Campaign
- Author(s):
John W. Young
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This chapter discusses the Eisenhower presidency, showing a president who was undynamic, ineffective, and too inarticulate. Nevertheless, Winston Churchill continued his attempts to achieve détente, despite opposition from Dulles and Eden. It looks at Stalin's idea for a Summit and shows that the Soviet dictator was ready to help end the war in Korea. The chapter also discusses Churchill's visit to New York.
Keywords: Eisenhower presidency, détente, Winston Churchill, Summit, Korea, Stalin
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction: Churchill, World Politics, and The ‘Big Three’, 1874–1945
- 1 Cold Warrior? 1945–51
- 2 Return to Downing Street, October–December 1951
- 3 Visiting Harry, December 1951–January 1952
- 4 The Presidential Race and the ‘Stalin Note’, February–October 1952
- 5 Visiting ‘Ike’, November 1952–February 1953
- 6 The Death of Stalin, March–April 1953
- 7 Proposing a Summit, May–June 1953
- 8 Illness and Revival, July–October 1953
- 9 Return to Bermuda, October–December 1953
- 10 From Berlin to Geneva, January–June 1954
- 11 Crisis, June–August 1954
- 12 The Fag-End of Power, September 1954–April 1955
- Conclusion
- A. Offical Sources
- B. Private Papers Collections
- C. Oral History Projects (OHP)
- D. US Microfllm Sources
- E. Memoirs, Diaries, and Documents
- F. Secondary Works
- G. Articles
- H. Unpublished Theses
- Index