Category: 1930’s

November 27, 1938 – “With All This Peace, Let’s Gear Up For War” – France And Striking Unions

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FDR – Statue Of Liberty – October 28, 1936 – Past Daily Reference Room

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Secretary Of State Cordell Hull – PanAmerican Day – New York World’s Fair – 1939 – Past Daily Reference Room

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September 30, 1934 – FDR Has A Few Words About Government

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Marcello Boasso A.K.A. Principe Kalender Plays The Music Of Principe Kalendar – 1947 – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone

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September 27, 1938 – “Because Of A Quarrel In A Faraway Country, Between People Of Whom We Know Nothing” – Neville Chamberlain

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September 24, 1938 – Chamberlain Arrives In London From Munich Conference

[laterpay_premium_download target_post_id=”46611″ heading_text=”Download For $1.99:” description_text=”Chamberlain – Sept. 24, 1938″ content_type=”link”] Subscribers: Become a Patron! The Crisis of 1938 – the dispute between Germany and Czechoslovakia over land claims by the Germans marked a significant change in what was going on in the world and how it was being received.

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September 19, 1939 – War In Europe: Day 17. Attacks, Advances, Denials.

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