President Franklin D. Roosevelt Pointing at World Map

From the Oval Office of the White House, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks to the world on February 23, 1942, over one of the most elaborate radio hookups ever prepared for a "fireside chat." In the speech, he warns that the United States, scorning a "turtle policy" of "not sticking our necks out, will carry the war to the enemy." Here, the President is shown as he points to a map to emphasize a point.
From the Oval Office of the White House, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks to the world on February 23, 1942, over one of the most elaborate radio hookups ever prepared for a "fireside chat." In the speech, he warns that the United States, scorning a "turtle policy" of "not sticking our necks out, will carry the war to the enemy." Here, the President is shown as he points to a map to emphasize a point.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Pointing at World Map
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Credit:
Bettmann / Contributor
Editorial #:
514700306
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Bettmann
Date created:
23 February, 1942
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Bettmann
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U638738ACME
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3591 x 2715 px (30.40 x 22.99 cm) - 300 dpi - 3 MB