FDR: “The movement to make international justice practicable and serviceable…”

On the recordJanuary 15, 1935

The movement to make international justice practicable and serviceable is not subject to partisan considerations.

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Democratic · New York

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Message to the Senate Recommending Adherence to the World Court

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FDR: “The movement to make international justice practicable and serviceable is not subject to partisan considerations.”