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7. Eisenhower gave condolences on Stalin's death

Sat Dec 24, 2011, 05:06 PM

Dec 2011

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2506&dat=19530306&id=PyVaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=7UsNAAAAIBAJ&pg=4051,1373131

These are diplomatic things. Obviously, the US was at war with Germany when Hitler died, and so there was celebration of Hitler's death. The US was not at war with the Soviet Union, and in fact were allied during the greatest of all wars.

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Mass boycott leads to awkward silence at UN Kim tribute [View all] Violet_Crumble Dec 2011 OP

after reading the article Quantess Dec 2011 #1

Perhaps NK will remind the US and the others dipsydoodle Dec 2011 #2

How would you handle a tribute proposed for Hitler or Stalin? n/t 24601 Dec 2011 #4

A minute's applause, maybe. (nt) Posteritatis Dec 2011 #6

Eisenhower gave condolences on Stalin's death David__77 Dec 2011 #7

And so did Churchill Spider Jerusalem Dec 2011 #9

Two thirds of the UN membership boycotted this, not just "the West." (nt) Posteritatis Dec 2011 #11

Not as far as I am aware generally accorded to dictators. Spider Jerusalem Dec 2011 #12

hmm, a fairly petty move i must say to boycott Bodhi BloodWave Dec 2011 #3

Really this is the best we can do... Kalidurga Dec 2011 #5

as do we. noamnety Dec 2011 #8

I would have been silent, but without standing up or bowing my head. philly_bob Dec 2011 #13