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The awards were bestowed on May 3 at the 17th Annual Bernard Baruch Dinner held at Cipriani 42nd Street. With the embers of World War II still warm, the West became engaged in what Bernard Baruch, a financier and adviser to Presidents Truman and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, would in 1947 call a "cold war. It would be interesting to see him elaborate both on Morgenthau's aborted trip to Istanbul and on the American side of the deal: how far were Zionists like Bernard Baruch in a position to deliver on this quid pro quo, and is there evidence that they did? |
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Bernard Baruch - economic advisor to United States Presidents (1870-1965)