Harry S. Truman's International Religious Anti-Communist Front, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the 1948 Inaugural Assembly of the World Council of Churches

Dianne Kirby

Harry S. Truman's International Religious Anti-Communist Front, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the 1948 Inaugural Assembly of the World Council of Churches

Dianne Kirby

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Abstract

An examination of the difficulties caused Geoffrey Fisher when confronted by Harry Truman's personal envoy to the Vatican with a request that he facilitate papal representation at the inaugural assembly of the World Council of Churches, the instiutional expression of the ecumenical movement which had previously been eschewed and indicted by the Vatican.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	35-70
Journal	Contemporary British History
Volume	15
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - 8 Nov 2001

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Harry S. Truman's International Religious Anti-Communist Front, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the 1948 Inaugural Assembly of the World Council of Churches

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