FDR: “I do not think that General Pulaski would have wished to be singled…”

On the recordApril 14, 1935

I do not think that General Pulaski would have wished to be singled out from his fellows and comrades for more honor than we can give to them all.

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Democratic · New York

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Message to the Senate on General Pulaski's Memorial Day

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FDR: “I do not think that General Pulaski would have wished to be singled out from his fellows and comrades for more honor…”