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868 Revere Ave.
Trenton, n.g.
may 15, 1940
The Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Washington , n.g.
Dear Rosel Rosevelt:
as an American citizen, I am much
disturbed by your recent warlike utterances.
It seems to me that now, in order to
preserve democracy we must keep entirely
out of war. Is your position the type
that will keep us neutral?
I am unatterably opposed to sending
American boys to their deaths " over there"
in order to rectify Chamberlain's errors
or to perpetuate England's rule over its
colonies. Let us stick to our own
major problem unemployment,
Respectfully yours,
Bernard Forer
PPF 200
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
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Collection FDR-PPF
Papers as President, President's Personal File
1933 – 1945
Series
President's Personal Files
1933 – 1945
FileUnit
PPF 200b: Public Reaction - A-K con (Public Reaction Letters)