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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, RADIO: MAIN CATALOGUE

1984-0164

Enregistrement sonore

2 of 2

1953-01-17

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

interviewer, Vincent Tovell

Eleanor Roosevelt talks about her own and her husband's work for human Rights at the United Nations.~Excerpt from a speech by Mrs. Roosevelt in Paris on December 10, 1948, on the eve of the passing of the Declaration of Human Rights by the Assembly.~She expresses her views on the political rights of women.~Mrs. Roosevelt talks about the world's interest in the United Nations, especially in its specialized agencies.~She describes seeing the United Nations in action in India and Pakistan.~The American interest in the United Nations is described.~Mrs. Roosevelt talks about the American Association for the United Nations - a private organization for which she is going to work and its value in keeping Americans informed about the United Nations.

English

Libre

A1 9910-0021
A1 9910-0022

GAD 0FD547

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