FDR: “The greatest defense against all such propaganda, of course, is the…”

On the recordOctober 11, 1942

The greatest defense against all such propaganda, of course, is the common sense of the common people.

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FDR: “The greatest defense against all such propaganda, of course, is the common sense of the common people.”