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Premierminister Winston Churchill spricht in einer gemeinsamen Sitzung des Kongresses, 26. Dezember 1941. Weniger als 3 Wochen nach dem japanischen Angriff auf Pearl Harbor, besuchte Churchill die USA um die britisch-US-Allianz zu
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Winston Churchill Quote: “I never slept as soundly as the night following Pearl Harbor. For I knew that The American Race would now be entering th...”
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The Sword For Freedom - Churchill and the Great Republic | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
The Sword For Freedom - Churchill and the Great Republic | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
The Sword For Freedom - Churchill and the Great Republic | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
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