Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway appears before Congress

The transcript addresses allegations made by communist leaders that the United Nations command in Korea used German gas warfare. It emphasizes the seriousness of these charges as a warning to the American people and the free world. The text highlights the extent of communist efforts to fabricate and spread false accusations, underscoring the threat communism poses globally.

What allegations did communist leaders make about the United Nations command in Korea?

• They accused them of espionage activities.

• They accused them of using German gas warfare.

• They accused them of invading China.

• They accused them of economic sanctions.

How does the speaker describe the urgency of the warning to the free world?

• As a distant echo.

• As a passing storm.

• As a forest fire approaching a wooden village.

• As a gentle reminder.

What is the speaker's main concern about the communist leaders' actions?

• Their military strategies.

• Their economic policies.

• Their fabrication and dissemination of false charges.

• Their cultural influence.

What does the speaker suggest about those who fail to see the purpose of communism?

• They are in danger.

• They are well-informed.

• They are indifferent.

• They are supportive.

What is the speaker's view on the danger posed by communism?

• It is a minor threat.

• It is a significant danger to the free world.

• It is a temporary issue.

• It is a resolved conflict.