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Fireside Chat on National Security
Fireside Chat on National Security 12/29/1940
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on the Fall of Rome 6/5/1944
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat After the Declaration of War on Japan 12/9/1941
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on National Defense 5/26/1940
Fireside Chat on the Currency Situation
Fireside Chat on the Currency Situation 10/22/1933
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on the Progress of the War 2/23/1942
Fireside Chat on the Teheran and Cairo Conferences
Fireside Chat on the Teheran and Cairo Conferences 12/24/1943
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Broadcasting his First Fireside Chat Regarding the Banking Crisis, from the White House, Washington, DC
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Broadcasting his First Fireside Chat Regarding the Banking Crisis, from the White House, Washington, DC 3/12/1933
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fireside Chat on the Progress of the War 7/28/1943
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on the Seven-Point Economic Stabilization Program 4/28/1942
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