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Adolf Hitler's address at the 1938 Nazi Congress in Nuremberg, accompanied by commentary from H. V. Kaltenborn, discusses the Sudeten Germans and its implications for world peace.
President Harry S. Truman's speech on August 9, 1945, details the outcomes of the Potsdam Conference and the atomic bomb's deployment on Hiroshima, Japan.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's address to Congress on March 1, 1945, outlines the key agreements reached during the Yalta Conference with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his "Quarantine" speech in Chicago on October 5, 1937, advocating for peace-loving nations to deter aggressors.
President Franklin Roosevelt's 1940 fireside chat emphasizes the need for the United States to be the "great arsenal of democracy" against tyranny.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1939 address to Congress advocated for the repeal of the Neutrality Act's arms embargo and proposed new regulations on trade and shipping with belligerent nations.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fourth Inaugural Address, delivered on January 20, 1945, outlines his vision for post-war America and the challenges ahead.
Ignace Jan Paderewski, President of the Council of Poland, urged Americans to buy U.S. defense savings bonds while discussing the German invasion of Poland.
May-Ling Soong Chiang addresses the U.S. Congress on February 14, 1943, discussing American-Chinese relations and the ongoing war effort.
Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American public on December 24, 1943, discussing the outcomes of the Teheran and Cairo Conferences during World War II.
King George VI's Empire Day address, broadcast from London on May 24, 1940, emphasized the threat posed by the enemy to the British Empire and its values.
Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American public in a Fireside Chat on December 9, 1941, following the United States' declaration of war on Japan.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt delivered his "Day of Infamy" speech to Congress on December 8, 1941, requesting a Declaration of War against Japan.
Ronald Reagan's 1986 address to the nation outlined his administration's national security strategy amid Cold War tensions and the threat of nuclear proliferation.
Mary Anderson, Director of the Labor Women’s Bureau, highlights women's contributions to the war effort and advocates for equal pay in her 1942 speech.
