FDR: “Under the threat of a common danger, the United Nations joined…”

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Under the threat of a common danger, the United Nations joined together in war to preserve their independence and their freedom.

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Roosevelt reflects on the unity of the United Nations in the face of a common threat during the war.

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FDR: “Under the threat of a common danger, the United Nations joined together in war to preserve their independence and their…”