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The West Berlin Struggle: Background to Berlin
The West Berlin Struggle: Background to Berlin
The West Berlin Struggle: Berlin Election
The West Berlin Struggle: Berlin Election
President Franklin Roosevelt
President Franklin Roosevelt's "Quarantine" Speech 10/5/1937
FDR
FDR's Address at Treasure Island 7/14/1938
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler's Address on the Sudeten Germans 9/12/1938
German-American Bund Rally Address
German-American Bund Rally Address 2/20/1939
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt's Fireside Chat After Germany's Invasion of Poland 9/3/1939
FDR
FDR's Address on the Neutrality Act of 1937 9/21/1939
King George VI
King George VI's Empire Day Address 5/24/1940
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