George C. Marshall
George C. Marshall was an influential American military leader and statesman, best known for his role as Chief of Staff of the United States Army during World War II and later as Secretary of State. He was instrumental in establishing the Marshall Plan in 1947, a significant U.S. program designed to aid the economic recovery of European nations devastated by the war. The initiative provided more than $13 billion (approximately $150 billion in today's dollars) to help rebuild European economies, aimed at preventing the spread of communism and ensuring stability in the region. Marshall's contributions earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953, highlighting his commitment to international cooperation and peace.
Born on Dec 31, 1880 (144 years old)
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The US secretary of state, George C Marshall, argued via telegram to 'utilize to the utmost present propaganda advantage our position'.
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Uruguay:
George C. Marshall was the U.S. Secretary of State who presented the Marshall Plan for European recovery.
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Germany:
George C. Marshall was the US Secretary of State who initiated the Marshall Plan in 1947 to rebuild war-torn Europe.
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Germany:
George C. Marshall was the US Secretary of State who initiated the Marshall Plan in 1947 to rebuild war-torn Europe.
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Russia:
The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947 to aid European recovery after World War II.
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Russia:
The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947.
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Russia:
The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947.
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Russia:
The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947.
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Russia:
The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947.
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The 'Marshall Plan' is named after George C. Marshall, who proposed the program in 1947.
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