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Yalta to Korea #nn (1952)

Republican National, Congressional & Senatorial Committees; Graphic Information Service · 1952 · 7 pages

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A political comic published by the Republican National Committee, "Yalta to Korea" traces postwar U.S. foreign policy from the 1945 Potsdam Conference through the 1950 Korean War invasion, arguing that Democratic administration decisions—including Roosevelt's Yalta agreements, Truman's secret deal with Stalin, the abandonment of China to communists, and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Korea—directly led to communist aggression in Asia. The narrative asserts that Soviet forces exploited these policies to occupy Eastern Europe and Manchuria, that China fell to communism due to insufficient American aid, and that the surprise North Korean attack on June 25, 1950, was the inevitable consequence of perceived American weakness and appeasement.

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