THU 1 FEB 1940 FEBRUARY
President Roosevelt writes First Lord of the Admiralty Winston S. Churchill, concerning the detention of U.S. merchantmen, and frankly informs him of adverse American reaction to the British policy. "The general feeling is," Roosevelt informs Churchill, "that the net benefit to your people and the French is hardly worth the definite annoyance caused to us.U.S. freighter Exminster is detained by British authorities at Gibraltar (see 9 February); freighters Exochorda (detained since 30 January) and Jomar (detained since 31 January) are released.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Strongly-Worded Letter
by
M. Bouffant
at
19:40
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Today In History,
Un-American Activities,
WWIII
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