Arthur Vandenberg was a highly influential U.S. Senator from Michigan who famously led the Republican Party away from isolationism and towards internationalism after World War II. He played a crucial role in establishing the United Nations, the Marshall Plan, and NATO, advocating for a bipartisan approach to foreign policy with his famous phrase, "politics stops at the water's edge."
Sources
Latest News
Enjoying Forcapedia?
Free account — unlimited articles, reading history, Study Together.