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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, RADIO: VANCOUVER

1977-0146

Enregistrement sonore

2 of 2

1941-05-27

Part of a talk by President Franklin D. Roosevelt about war, British resistance, Chinese defence; Nazi attempt to control the seas; World War I, protection of merchant ships; Battle of the Atlantic, Allied losses of ships, possibility of German attack on North America from island bases in the Atlantic; attack on the US as only cause for US entry into war; war, unity of North American republics; military problems; war for world domination; North American agreements, armament production; material aid to Britain; totalitarian governments, threat to democracy, effect on standard of living, effect upon religion; danger in fearing Hitler, psychological warfare, Axis propaganda; war, United States civilian defence program, survival of free enterprise, labour-capital cooperation. Carleton Smith, announcer, concludes with comments about the presidential talk and the ambassadors present. <30mn>

English

Libre

GAD 0FD547

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