Dwight Eisenhower Letter Signed President Of The United States

Military and American statesman, 34th president of the United States. Signed letter addressed to "miss melin", new york, July 9, 1948, 1 page in-4, printed letterhead from the University of Columbia to new york, envelope kept with postmark.

I do hope you realize that my determination to abstain from partisan struggle has been adopted only after careful reflection and study. It was based upon what i believe to be in the best interests of our country. "I am flattered by the implications of the letter that you sent and that has been supported by your many friends and neighbours. I regret not being able to respond to each of them and, therefore, through you, I present my convictions.

I hope you realize that my determination to refrain from partisan struggle has only been adopted after careful reflection and study. It was based on what I believe is in our country's best interest. Dwight david eisenhower, nicknamed "ike", was the 34th president of the United States for two terms, from 1953 to 1961. During the Second World War, he was general of the army and commander-in-chief of the supreme headsquarters combined expeditionary force. He was Chief of the General Staff of the armed forces of the United States from 1945 to 1948 and Supreme Commander of the allied forces in Europe from 2 April 1951 to 30 May 1952. As president of the United States, he oversees the cease-fire in Korea, launches the race for space, develops the network of inter-state highways and makes the development of nuclear weapons one of his priorities in the context of the cold war with the United States. Elected on November 4, 1952, re-elected triumphantly on November 6, 1956, his vice-president was for eight years Richard Nixon who ran for his succession in the 1960 presidential election and was defeated by john fitzzerald kennedy. In 1948, the date of the letter, eisenhower became president of the columbia university in new york. It was during the same year that his memoirs, entitled crusade in europe, were published. As president of columbia, eisenhower was able to express his opinion on the difficulties of American democracy and to change his military leadership into civilian leadership. In the document in question, he stated that he had refused to come to the white house. Truman, the current president, will be re-elected the same year.

It's all over again. Four years later, ike will be elected president of the United States. Careful packaging, recommended shipping with ar.

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subtype: autograph on paper
modified object: no
country of manufacture: United States
theme: history, politics
region: Ile-de-france
type: autograph, dedication
number of pages: 1