Mr. Speaker, the dedication ceremony for the World War II Memorial will mark the beginning of the end of a 20-year journey. It will mark the recognition by this Nation that a grateful Nation does remember the most unselfish generation America has ever known. And when that memorial is dedicated between the Washington Monument, which marks the founding of our Republic in the 18th century, and the Lincoln Memorial, which acknowledges the preservation of this Union during the 19th century, this memorial will represent the fulcrum of the 20th century, that is the victory of liberty over tyranny in a just war.
Marcy Kaptur: “Mr. Speaker, the dedication ceremony for the World War II Memorial will mark the beginning of the end of a 20-year…”
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Discussing the dedication of the World War II Memorial during a floor speech.
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