America enters the world stage. Memories
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It is difficult to believe in it, but the United States once did not even think about a significant role in world politics. They could not compete with such political "heavyweights" as Great Britain, France, Russia, and later Germany. Everything began to change during the reign of Theodore Roosevelt-the 26th President of the United States in 1901-1909. "Is America a weakling to evade the work of the great world powers? No!" he said.
Roosevelt developed the doctrine of the "Big Dubinka", the meaning of which explained by the phrase: Do not raise your voice, but keep a large baton ready, and you will go far. In domestic politics, this doctrine was used to limit the activities of monopolies, in the external one, it meant the right of the United States to intervene in the affairs of neighboring states if the situation that threatened for the States took shape.
In addition, the first of the American presidents, Theodor Roosevelt used the expression of the world policeman ", believing that the United States could take such an obligation to maintain order in the world. During the war, between Russia and Japan, he acted as an intermediary between these countries, as a result of which the Portusmutsky world was concluded, and Roosevelt received the Nobel Prize.
In this book, for the first time in Russian, the memoirs of Theodore Roosevelt are given in which he talks about his activities
Roosevelt developed the doctrine of the "Big Dubinka", the meaning of which explained by the phrase: Do not raise your voice, but keep a large baton ready, and you will go far. In domestic politics, this doctrine was used to limit the activities of monopolies, in the external one, it meant the right of the United States to intervene in the affairs of neighboring states if the situation that threatened for the States took shape.
In addition, the first of the American presidents, Theodor Roosevelt used the expression of the world policeman ", believing that the United States could take such an obligation to maintain order in the world. During the war, between Russia and Japan, he acted as an intermediary between these countries, as a result of which the Portusmutsky world was concluded, and Roosevelt received the Nobel Prize.
In this book, for the first time in Russian, the memoirs of Theodore Roosevelt are given in which he talks about his activities
Author:
Author:Рузвельт Теодор
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00222-069-4
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