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FDR Global Conferences - Teheran - Cairo Compilation

FDR Presidential Library

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FDR Global Conferences - Teheran - Cairo Compilation

From the Pare Lorentz Center at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum. FDR3105-12-1 Global Conference - Cairo Prepared by Pictorial Branch, War Department, Bureau of Public Relations 8 mins. (742 ft), silent, b and w, 35mm FDR3105-12-2 Global Conference - Cairo 6 mins. (593 ft), silent, b and w, 35mm Joint Staffs Conference FDR3105=112-3 Global Conference - Teheran 9 mins. (890 ft), silent, b and w, 35mm Stalingrad Sword Presentation FDR3105-12-4 Global Conference - Teheran 9mins. (851 ft), silent, b and w, 35mm, 133 ft composite FDR3105-12-5 Global Conferences - Teheran - Cairo 11 mins. (1030 ft), 1st 400ft composite, rest is silent, b and w, 35mm FDR at Camp Amirabad in Iran, Dec. 2, 1943. FDR's impromptu remarks to the soldiers. Stands with Maj. Gen. Connolly. Then reviews troops ( 1-142). FDR at Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 5, 1943 with President Inonu of Turkey, C hurchill, Hopkins, Eden, etc. (142-156). FDR at Malta, Dec. 8, 1943. Shots of British troops. No sound on film (156-227). FDR on Sicily, Dec. 8, 1943. Landding of plane; Gens. H.H. Arnold, George Patton, Mark Clark. FDR in jeep talks to Gens. Arnold and Eisenhower. Reviews troops. Pins Distinguished Service Cross on Col. R.H. Tucker, Lt. Col. Kellogg, 1st Lt. Birteau , 1st Lt. Gould and Lt. Gen. Clark (all 5th Army), (227-410), Lt. Col. Crawford. Archival footage from the FDR Presidential Library.

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FDR Presidential Library
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