stated, "there isn't any difference between the totalitarian
             Russian government and the Hitler government."4 Truman's attitude towards the Soviets was
             clearly demonstrated through this statement. Later on, Truman decided to keep Stalin out of the
             loop about the Manhattan project, which furthered distrust because Stalin later learned about it
             through espionage.5 The foundation for the Cold War was visibly set even at t
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