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WWII - 1945, USA Government: Senator Vandenberg States His Plan For World Peace. ca 07Feb45

Reel Number: 220478-12

Color: Black and White

Sound: SD

Year / Date: 1945,1940s

Country: USA

Location: Detroit, Michigan

TC Begins: 21:17:13

TC Ends: 21:19:17

Duration: 00:02:04

WWII - 1945, USA Government: Senator Vandenberg Detroit Variety Club Speech. ca 07Feb45 Title: Movietone News over military montage. 21:17:34 Intertitle: Sen. Vandenberg States His Plan For World Peace. 21:17:40 Senator standing on dias in front of Allied flags & acknowledging applause. 21:17:44 CU speaking, SOF: “Twice within one generation our continental allies have seen the German monster rise & overwhelm them. Twice within one generation they have been driven to the ‘Valley of the Shadow’ by this military aggression. They do not propose to be exposed again. Unless & until they know that they can be depend upon ?? effectively in keeping Germany & Japan demilitarized they will continue to go their own way. The truth of the matter is it was the failure to keep Germany demilitarized after World War One which made possible WW2. It is in response to this irresistible logic of events that I propose America shall sign up now w/ all her major allies in a hard & fast treaty ratified by the Senate of the United States which pledges our constant armed cooperation, instantly available thru the President of the United States without further reference to the Congress to keep Germany & Japan out of piracy for keeps.” Applause. 21:18:57 “I propose action instead of words; I propose action now before it is too late; I propose it for the sake of a better world. But I say again & again & again that I propose it for our own American self-interest!” Applause. 21:18:56 “I propose action instead of words! I propose action now before its too late...for our own American self-interest!” Applause. WW2 Politician; Speeches; Militarism; Americanism; Senator; Detroit address to the Variety Club before XYZ microphone & banner for The Blue Network; Gestures; NOTE: Good stereotype political speech.

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