But what were the specific aims of the liberation policy? Its goals were to keep the Soviets on the defensive. to force them to make concessions. admit failure. To achieve these goals Dulles sought to sustain the hope for liberation and self determination of all nations. report incidents of Communist brutality and suppression. extend the purpose and objectives of the Refugee Act of 1953 by providing a sanctuary for those who fled from their Eastern European homes. close gaps in the collective security agreements to which the United States was a party. continue to oppose the admission of Communist China to the United Nations. expand the activities of the Voice of America and U.S. Information Agency. and use every diplomatic maneuver and pressure to secure greater independence in the nations in the Soviet sphere. What were the results of the liberation policy?