At Cairo and Teheran we devoted ourselves not only to military matters; we devoted ourselves also to consideration of the future-- to plans for the kind of world which alone can justify all the sacrifices of this war.
Roosevelt discusses the broader goals of the Cairo and Teheran conferences, emphasizing the importance of planning for a post-war world.
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