President Dwight D. Eisenhower “Waging Peace” Interview, 1965 (HD)

In his Gettysburg, PA office in 1965, four years after he left the Presidency, Eisenhower talks energetically about several major events of his eight years in office. He offers his perspective on the Suez Crisis, the Hungarian Revolution and the U2 Incident. He also provides his appraisal and approval of the actions of his Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles. The interview was conducted in support of Eisenhower’s book, ‘Waging Peace,’ which was published that year. This was scanned from, 16mm B&W print film shot at 24 fps.

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he went by his General title instead of "Mr. President." That demands respect and speaks volumes about his sentiment toward his service. Of course, I assume that it was conventional at the time to address former presidents as such (Mr. President).

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You want a military dictatorship?

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Responsible government - what a concept!