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The Truman Doctrine Harry-Truman, The Marshall Doctrine fsj2018janfeb_01…
The Truman Doctrine 
March 12th 1947, president Harry S Truman proposed the "Truman Doctrine" A $400 million plan to give military and economic aid to counties that are under threat of internal or external authoritarian forces, and in his words "Support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or outside pressures"
President Truman has proposed this doctrine directly after the British Government announced it would no longer provide financial assistance to the Greek government in its civil war against the Greek communist party, he has also proposed to congress for financial aid for turkey, as it too had previously received financial aid from turkey
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The Truman Doctrine has been put in place and the communist party has withdrawn from Greece and has prevented the expansion of communism in many other European countries
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Truman asked for $400,000,000 from congress for military and financial aid for millenarian and economic aid in Turkey and Greece
The Marshall Doctrine
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Over the 4 years following 1948 13.2 billion dollars will be given in economical aid to Western European countries including France, Greece, Iceland, Italy and many more
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The Marshall Plan is an American initiative to provide foreign aid to western Europe. The united states will transfer over $13 Billion in economic recovery programmes at the end of WW2
June 5th 1947, Secretary Of State George Marshall has just given a speech at Harvard where he proposed that European Nations create a plan for their economic reconstruction and the United States would provide economic assistance
December 19th 1947, Following his speech at Harvard, President Harry S Truman has sent congress a message that followed Marshalls speech to provide economic assistance to Western Europe
Congress has overwhelmingly passed the Economic Cooperation's act of 1948 and on April 3rd President Truman Signed the act that became known as the Marshall Plan
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