FDR: “But we in this nation still believe that such choice should be…”

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But we in this nation still believe that such choice should be predicated on certain freedoms which we think are essential everywhere.

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Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of freedoms in shaping national choices.

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Mar 25, 1945

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FDR: “But we in this nation still believe that such choice should be predicated on certain freedoms which we think are…”