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The New World Is With Us, 1940 (verso) Was bedeutet Roosevelts Sieg? 130 Millionem in USA sind einig gegen Hitler! (What does Roosevelt's Victory Mean? 130 Million in the U.S. Oppose Hitler!)

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Title:
The New World Is With Us, 1940 (verso) Was bedeutet Roosevelts Sieg? 130 Millionem in USA sind einig gegen Hitler! (What does Roosevelt's Victory Mean? 130 Million in the U.S. Oppose Hitler!)
Alternate Title:
The New World Is With Us
Collection:
Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection
Creator:
Royal Air Force
Other Creators:
HMSO
Date:
1940
Posted Date:
2015-08-25
ID Number:
1292.02
Collection Number:
8548
File Name:
PJM_1292_02.jpg
Style/Period:
1940 - 1959
Work Type:
leaflets
Materials/Techniques:
printing
Subject:
World War II
Pictorial
Measurement:
22 x 14 (centimeters, height x width)
Notes:
See Notes for ID #1292.01. The text describes Roosevelt's election on November 15, 1940, and calls him "the first man in American history to have the honour of being called three times running to the highest office in the free-ist Republic in the world." It notes his record of "pillorying" dictators and "castigating their methods." And it concludes by reporting Willkie's "unreserved support for all measures increasing help for Britain," so that "Roosevelt has the entire American people behind him in his determination to fight the Dictators."

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Cite As:
P.J. Mode collection of persuasive cartography, #8548. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
Archival Collection:
P.J. Mode collection of persuasive cartography
Format:
Image
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