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1940s - Adolf Hitler gives a speech to excited Germans, while a 1965 narrator connects his vision of unifying Europe to imagery of shoes, glasses, and teeth of Holocaust victims.
1951 - In a speech at a Civil Defense Conference, President Truman speaks on the importance of fighting the small-scale Korean War in order to prevent a world war.
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HAMBURG - 1945 - Field Marshal Montgomery watch as Nazi German officials such as Colonel Fritz Poleck sign the surrender terms in the presence of Allied officials.
1964 - In a speech, LBJ declares the importance of supporting South Vietnam but also the importance in limiting a growing conflict.
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UNITED STATES - 1907 - After pouring himself a drink, a young man starts to tap dance by himself in a lively African American hall. Everyone in the dance hall cheers on the tap dancer.
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1941 - In a speech to the America First Committee, isolationist Charles Lindbergh argues that resources which would be spent helping Europe should instead be spent shoring up America's defenses.
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USA - 1952 - President-elect Eisenhower responds to Adlai Stevenson's concession speech with gratitude and hope for unity going forward.
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1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist contrasts politics and science.
1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist gets a laugh by saying that if they can all survive the next 10-15 years then they won't have to worry about atomic weapons.
1935 - Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux preaches a sermon in Washington DC, explaining why there will be no marriages in heaven.
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1945 - General Groves and Doctors Lawrence, Bush, and Tolman are introduced as the team leading the Manhattan Project. Men mine for uranium in Alberta, Canada for the atom bomb.
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WASHINGTON DC - 1953 - In his inaugural address, President Eisenhower declares that America will never impose its political ideologies on other nations.
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WASHINGTON DC - 1953 - In his inaugural address, President Eisenhower's reaffirms America's commitment to faith.
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CANADA - 1945 - Prime Minister King gives a victory speech after winning a Canadian election.
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MONTREAL - 1944 - Herbert Lehman, Director General of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, thanks Canada for its support of the organization at a conference in Montreal.
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ENGLAND - 1944 - Canada's Prime Minister King gives a short speech upon his arrival in England for a meeting of British Commonwealth Premiers.
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BRITAIN - 1943 - The Provost of Edinburgh gives a rousing, amusing speech to Canadian soldiers on a troop transport.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent film, two men speak in a parlor.
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1937 - A speaker at a Nazi rally for the German American Bund talks about his recent trip to Europe.
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1940s - A DuPont chemist demonstrates the use of different equipment in his lab.
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1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City warning against those who would seek to divide America based on race or religion.
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1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City honoring the Institute for American Democracy's dedication to equality.
1941 - In a speech to the America First Committee, isolationist Charles Lindbergh says interventionists have given comfort to the enemy by dividing their countries over the issue of foreign war.
1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City honoring the Institute for American Democracy's dedication to equality.