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FDR: The present effect of the British-American campaign against their country is a perfectly logical and inevitable result…

On the recordJune 10, 1943
The present effect of the British-American campaign against their country is a perfectly logical and inevitable result of the ruthless course that has been pursued during these last years by Mussolini.
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Democratic · New York

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