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How the Marshall Plan Rebuilt Post-War Greece—and Bound It to the US
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How the Marshall Plan Rebuilt Post-War Greece—and Bound It to the US
Between 1947 and 1951, Greece received roughly $2 billion in Marshall Aid and related Truman Doctrine funds—an astronomical sum worth more than $21 billion today. Credit: Public Domain On June 5, 1947, US Secretary of State George C. Marshall stood before a Harvard University commencement crowd. He proposed a radical blueprint for the survival of post-war Europe—the European Recovery Program, famously known as the Marshall Plan. Conceived in a c…
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