{"value"=>"<p>This material deals mainly with the international situation and United States policy before, during, and after World War II and during the Cold War. It includes Herbert L. Matthews' report on European reactions to United States policies (1960), AHS's letter to Lester Markel and a memorandum voicing his fear of the United States reaching \"maximum strength\" in armaments (1951), AHS's exchange with James Reston on the United States' stance in the Cold War (1950), material about securing peace once World War II ends, AHS's speech to returning soldiers and questions posed by the soldiers to AHS, correspondence with John Foster Dulles about the Federal Council of Churches' Six Pillars of Peace program (1941-1944), correspondence and clippings about the United States' neutrality policy (1935-1938), a memorandum on AHS's conversation with French Premier Leon Blum (1938), and Arthur Krock's memorandum on the Locarno Pact meeting (1931).</p>"}