First Inaugural Address
First Inaugural Address
On March 4, 1933 Roosevelt gave his first inaugural address. He faced a world in which France and England were nationalizing sick industries, Germany and Italy were racing towards military dictatorships, and, at home, Americans were questioning capitalism.
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