The beginnings of this act were introduced by its namesake formulator during a speech at Harvard  University, and the first nations benefitted by this program were Greece and Turkey.
The beginnings of this act were introduced by its namesake formulator during a speech at Harvard  University, and the first nations benefitted by this program were Greece and Turkey. Although US foreign officials tried to extend the benefits from this program to the Soviet Bloc, Joseph Stalin rejected the offer, dismissing the supposed generosity of the US government as a surreptitious method of destabilizing his  regime. For ten points, name this "plan" to facilitate the economic recovery of post-World War II Europe, the brainchild of Harry Truman's Secretary of State.
The beginnings of this act were introduced by its namesake formulator during a speech at Harvard  University, and the first nations benefitted by this program were Greece and Turkey.
Marshall Plan