On the recordNovember 6, 1960
From Peiping to Warsaw, from Budapest to Havana, millions of people have lost their freedom.
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presidency.ucsb.eduJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy: “From Peiping to Warsaw, from Budapest to Havana, millions of people have lost their freedom.”
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Excerpts of Speech by Senator John F. Kennedy, Boston Garden, Boston, MA - (Advance Release Text)
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