Dulles Brothers (John Foster Dulles)

The Dulles Brothers, primarily John Foster Dulles, were influential American policymakers during the mid-20th century. John Foster served as Secretary of State under President Eisenhower, advocating for a strong stance against communism. His brother, Allen Dulles, was the director of the CIA, overseeing covert operations worldwide. Together, they shaped U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War, supporting strategies like military alliances, intelligence activities, and interventions to contain Soviet influence. Their approach emphasized countering communism through both diplomacy and covert actions, significantly impacting global politics during the 1950s.