When the Marshall Plane came to the rescue in rebuilding Europe, the Soviets knew their days on influence in post-war Western Europe were coming to a close because they couldn’t possibly match it.
“Colonel Sergei Tulpanov (1901 – 1987), head of the Soviet propaganda department, told a Berlin meeting of German Communist and Socialist leaders that American monopoly capitalists were seeking to gain control of Germany and that the U.S. should now be considered ‘the enemy.'”
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William C Bullitt and Marshall Plan 1947Andre Vishinsky Soviet reaction to Marshall Plan 1947Moscow Literary Gazette Marshall Plan 1947Boris Gorbatov Moscow Literary Gazette 1947Boris Gorbatov Marshall Plan 1947Colonel Sergei Tulpanov head of Soviet propaganda in GermanyGerman communists and reaction to marshall planJohn E Peurifoy US assistant secretary of state 1947assistant secretary of state John E Peurifoy and 1947 marshall plan
William C Bullitt and Marshall Plan 1947Andre Vishinsky Soviet reaction to Marshall Plan 1947Moscow Literary Gazette Marshall Plan 1947Boris Gorbatov Moscow Literary Gazette 1947Boris Gorbatov Marshall Plan 1947Colonel Sergei Tulpanov head of Soviet propaganda in GermanyGerman communists and reaction to marshall planJohn E Peurifoy US assistant secretary of state 1947assistant secretary of state John E Peurifoy and 1947 marshall plan
