70 Year Magazine Archive

United States Policy Toward China

by Walter H. Judd

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No great expansionist movement has ever stopped until it was checked. Our choice—with Red China as it was with Japan and Hitler—is not between checking and not checking; it is whether to check early, while we can, and with allies—or try to check the aggression later when it is stronger, closer, and we have fewer and weaker friends and allies.

The question is how to check it— with least risk and cost.

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