FDR Leads Against Nazi Persecutions 1938/11/16

FDR Leads Nation In Protest Against Nazi Persecutions.
1) "Washington, DC: Pres. Roosevelt follows up a statement deploring anti-Jewish rioting in Germany by calling Ambassador Hugh Wilson home to discuss the situation." (no sound of FDR)
2) "Palo Alto, CA: Former Pres. Herbert Hoover expresses indignation at the 'brutal intolerance' of the Nazis and predicts their 'moral isolation.'
3) Father Robert I. Gannon, President of Fordham University and
4) Methodist-Episcopal Bishop Edwin H. Hughes raise their voices against the outbreaks of violence and hate." sound of Hoover and Gannon and Hughes speaking in the partial newsreel.

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News & Politics

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• FDR
• Nazi
• Hoover

[MrTennesseeVols]

@elasatlaculos Bullshit

[baiyun]

@theebrowneyegurl

I love the way he talked,must be an angel

[dudemantwo]

Who is the man with the mustache and white hair?

[elasatlaculos]

See? I wonder what FDR would say if he knew the Nazis he crushed would be voted into office by the republican morons in America? Bush = nazi

[theebrowneyegurl]

March 26,2008 Father Robert I Gannon has passed away.. R.I.P.Father Robert I Gannon your work here on earth is done, all your accomplishments, all those whom you have touched through your love and guidence will forever live on in me and everyone whom you've come into contact with throughout the years.. JV. Of Staten Island, New York.

[TrueNovice]

So. how did this protest work out? I am sure with all these heavy hitter speaking out, everything went well for the Jews after this. Right?

[bearcub410]

this is a great clip. thank alot.

[grazon]

Thank you.

It warms my heart to see Americas Christian leaders expressing outrage at how Jews were being treated long before we went to war.