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Fight for Freedom - Czechoslovakia
Fight for Freedom - Czechoslovakia 1942-1945
V...Free Czechoslovakia
V...Free Czechoslovakia 1942-1945
Wanted in Prague
Wanted in Prague 1942-1945
La France a perdu une bataille! Mais la France n
La France a perdu une bataille! Mais la France n'a pas perdu la guerre! Aux Armes Citoyens! Formez vos Bataillons... 1942-1945
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on the Seven-Point Economic Stabilization Program 4/28/1942
Speech on the Need to Rebuild Educational Systems Destroyed by the Nazis
Speech on the Need to Rebuild Educational Systems Destroyed by the Nazis ca. 1943
Looking up one of the assembly lines at Ford
Looking up one of the assembly lines at Ford's big Willow Run plant, where B-24E (Liberator) bombers are being made in great numbers ca. 2/1943
Moscow Declaration Regarding Atrocities
Moscow Declaration Regarding Atrocities 11/1/1943
Fireside Chat on the Teheran and Cairo Conferences
Fireside Chat on the Teheran and Cairo Conferences 12/24/1943
Letter from Herbert Pell to President Franklin Roosevelt About "Crimes Against Humanity"
Letter from Herbert Pell to President Franklin Roosevelt About "Crimes Against Humanity" 3/16/1944
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