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Harry S Truman

April 12, 1945-January 20, 1953

July 15, 1945
Belgium
Antwerp, Brussels
Disembarked en route to Potsdam.

July 16-August 2, 1945
Germany
Postdam
Potsdam Conference with British Prime Ministers Churchill and Attlee and Soviet Premier Stalin.

August 2, 1945
United Kingdom
Plymouth
Informal meeting with King George VI.

March 3-6, 1947
Mexico
Mexico, D.F.
State visit; met with President Alerman.

June 10-12, 1947
Canada
Ottawa
Official visit; met with Governor General Alexander and Prime Minister Mackenzie King.

September 1-7, 1947
Brazil
Rio de Janiero
State visit; addressed Rio de Janiero Conference for the Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security and the Brazilian Congress.


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