Archive Report
Archive Report
Soviet Challenging of Monroe Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine and Red influence in Cuba
Soviet premier khrushchev's recent attempt to consign the Monroe Doctrine to oblivion has had the opposite effect. It has proved the continuing vitality of that 137-year-old warning to European powers to keep out of the Western Hemisphere. Khrushchev last month proclaimed the demise of the doctrine, but President Eisenhower declared that the United States would not permit the establishment in this part of the world of a regime dominated by international communism.
The policy now challenged by the Kremlin has gone through various extensions and contractions since it was proclaimed by President Monroe in 1823. Early in World War II it was made a basic policy of all 21 American republics. But there is question ...