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John Foster Dulles was United States Secretary of State for most of the Eisenhower Administration, 1953-59, resigning for health reasons. He was a fervent anti-Communist, with his effect increased with his brother, Allen, serving simultaneously as Director of Central Intelligence.

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	'''John Foster Dulles''' was [[United States Secretary of State]] for most of the [[Dwight D. Eisenhower \| Eisenhower Administration]], 1953-~~1952~~, resigning for health reasons. He was a fervent anti-Communist, with his effect increased with his brother, [[Director of Central Intelligence#Allen Dulles\|Allen]], serving simultaneously as [[Director of Central Intelligence]].		'''John Foster Dulles''' was [[United States Secretary of State]] for most of the [[Dwight D. Eisenhower \| Eisenhower Administration]], 1953-59, resigning for health reasons. He was a fervent anti-Communist, with his effect increased with his brother, [[Director of Central Intelligence#Allen Dulles\|Allen]], serving simultaneously as [[Director of Central Intelligence]].