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joseph stalin, theodore roosevelt and winston churchill sat down in tehran ending greed to it -- andgreed to invade northern france. the russians wanted a second front in europe and after a second a attack on peaearl harb, the americans maimed determin.. >> the american peoeople in ther ririghteous might will win throh to absolute victory. >> french general charles de gaulle was not in on the secret. he was warned of -- was not warned about the offensive until the last minute. over the last month, england was transformed into an armory as the amamericans transferred fighghters and supplies. english factories ran day and night, the whole population joining the war effort. thehe end of may, 1944, allies had gathered over 44 million soldiers. the fighters would have to get through the atlantic wall, a system of fortifications ordered by hitler's in 1942 that stretched all the way from norway to spain. france, forced and volununtary workrkers had built thoususandso bunkers alalong the e northern coast. they rolled up barbed wire, sett up cannons and rigged the sand with mines. mines were

by hundreds of millions across the world. 1944 a song about the deportation of top hours under joseph stalin won the competition between the russian entry into 3rd place. young man a if it's all comes because in the civil gives us one at all that's above cross that. it's a volvo cop it's a visible of a couple of young men's nationals handing out. much of the film with all hair. fall out of stitches saying put a magic door might open only say his casket the pro store moses do you know she's live on t.v. it's right there somewhere norma. with all the hopes and dreams of toronto's without a massive blow in 2018 when vladimir putin's pet project the road and rail bridge linking crimea with the russian made land was opened. it had cost $3000000000.00 and the man himself was there to lead the procession and place his feet firmly on crimea story. a waste of a human issue union because only a few more we're not there yet sheer i knew. you might get out yeah we're british you need it here don't you put in your ladyship but i got. a valuable due here is i will do shear weschler duty. was probably not

but their other ally, the soviet union's joseph stalin, insisted on it. >> roosevelt sitting in the centerhe agrees with stalin and churchill has to come along. >> churchill does not look happy. >> no. he realized that he was on the short end of this decision. >> reporter: churchill warned the public of what was to come. >> 1944 will see the greatest sacrifice of life by the british and american armies. >> reporter: as the day of battle approached, he told roosevelt, our friendship is my greatest stand-by on the ever-increasing complications of this exacting war. >> i think moments at like this, in moments of crisis, he would often say very heartfelt things to roosevelt. >> reporter: roosevelt did not live to see the final victory. reading from these notes, churchhill told the house of commons, in franklin roosevelt there died the greatest american friend we have ever known. after the war, he visited his friend's grave. >> churchill stood by roosevelt's grave for three minutes in silence. we don't know what he was thinking. but we can only imagine. >> reporter: and only imagine what the wo

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the mass graves was shifted but ultimately no one knows where the memorial should begin or end joseph stalin had between 30250000 people shot here in the late thirty's and early forty's declared enemies of the state those murdered were innocent victims of the soviet dictator's purges it was shortly before the end of the soviet union that the knowledge of this site became public since then it has become an impromptu people's memorial and a center of opposition activity so nice or by knowledge came here the 1st time when he was 15 with his father and it was a polish usually it smells like pine needles and leaves in the woods but here you have the feeling that thousands of candles are burning denise's great grand uncle is one of the victims buried here he was a teacher and he says sworn to defend the memorial. i just can't give this place up i don't know how i could ever close my eyes to a party i won't be able to sleep at night if i do. when i come here something ships and me i start thinking differently. half a year ago the belorussian government set up an official monument to the victims of

moscow, joseph stalin was pondering whether he could leave moscow to meet secretly with roosevelt and secretary at war henry simpson was flying back to washington determined to persuade fdr to insist that churchill accept the u.s. military's position on strategy to win in europe based on cross-channel assault into normandy and further insist that american serve as ally commander. roosevelt, the focus of the hopes of each was quietly leaving down to go fishing. now, all of roosevelt's wartime trips out of the capital were secret. this one was unusually so. normally the white house would inform trusted reporters, get your heads around that idea, very generally the president was leaving town and why and it's okay, the young buck -- this time no, they didn't do that. they left without telling anyone. so by monday the world was realizing that roosevelt wasn't in the white house. the rumor started and hour-by-hour, got wilder and latter-day by day emma and desperate to respond, the white house press secretary pleaded to tell the public something. roosevelt would not allow it to you is too m

believed the landing in france was too great a risk, but their other ally, the soviet union's joseph stalinoosevelt sitting in the center makes the decision that he agrees with stalin and churchill has to come along. >> reporter: and churchill does not look happy. >> no. he realized that he was on the short end of this decision. >> reporter: churchill warned the public of what was to come. >> 1944 will see the greatest sacrifice of life by the british and american armies. >> reporter: as the day of battle approd, roosevelt, "our friendship is my greatest stand-by amid the ever- increasing complications of this exacting war." >> i think at moments like this, in moments of crisis, he would often say very heartfelt things to roosevelt. >> reporter: roosevelt did not live to see the final victory. reading from these notes, churchill told the house of commons, "in franklin roosevelt there died the greatest american friend we have ever known." after the war, he visited his friend's grave. >> reporter: churchill stood by roosevelt's grave for three minutes in silence. we don't know what he was thi

landing in the history of war take a look [inaudible] the in november of nineteen forty three joseph stalin theodore roosevelt and winston churchill sat down in tehran and agreed to invade northern franc. the russians wanted a second front in western europe. and after the surprise attack on pearl harbor two years earlier the a americans remaiains deterd the american people allow right just might. will win role. so. generaral charles de gaulle wast in on ththe secret. he would be warned about the offensive in till the last minute. over the next months eland was transformed into an armory ass the americanans transferred fighters and supplies. factorories ran day and night te whole population joining in the war effort. by the end of may nineteen forty four the allies had gathered over four million soldiers equipped with sixteen thousand warplanes seven thousanand ships and thousandnd tanks. the fighters would have to get through the atlantic wall a system of fortifications ordered by hitler in nineteen forty two that stretched all the way from norway to spain. in france nearly four hundred and

why don't you mention richard hofstadter, who was a follower of joseph stalin. he is very influential and lincoln studies because of that dreadful chapter e-book -- he wrote on lincoln. in 1946 10w foreigners novels had gone out of print because the stalinist literary community had disapproved of it. where is stalin in the 1930's and 40's? >> i'm not sure where to put him, i guess. >> he is there, definitely. stalin did not want philip randolph marching on washington in 1931. he is there. >> ok. i will think about that. thank you. did am curious, when perform,roups start to when did they start to grow, and when did lincoln's name begin to the use in many different laces? >> my impression is you can find clubs with his name, schools and towns. that is all happening immediately after the assassination. is monuments and statues are later. maybe the 1880's and 1890's. the lincoln memorial is 1922. , i guess ikind of should say my remarks are not meant to say that he is being ignored prior to the 1930's. he is being recognized, honored, celebrated. i think there is a

i looked at was a conference in tehran, november 1943 between fdr, winston churchill, and joseph stalin, the soviet leader and it was their first get-together where they essentially planned d-day and it was a lot of was a lot of back and forth. stalin was really pushing for that to go forward, there was a lot of concern from churchill whether they could trust stalin and really buy into the soviets. the concern and fdr's concern was that the soviets could go the other way. that hitler could go towards the soviet union and somehow co-opt their cooperation. there was a lot of back and forth in this tehran meeting, that laid the groundwork for the decision that was then put on general eisenhower. the agonizing of that decision, go, no-go on the weather and behind the scenes stories of getting people together at 3:30 in the morning and having each one make a decision, should we do it or not? it was eisenhower who had to make the final call and he said, we are going to go. >> martha: that's fascinating thinking about him in the middle of the night going over again and again and his mind and b

is too dumb to even say things on his own, but then there is berne has stolen his agenda from joseph stalinet union in 1936. i want to educate a cnn, msnbc, "the new york times" and all the rest of them. >> sean: mark, wait a second. that's a task impossible but for the benefit of our audience i will let you do it for them. >> okay, chapter ten, 1936 constitution, the soviet union -- sounds really great. article 118: citizens of the ussr have the right to work, that is, the guaranteed right to payment for their work in accordance with its quality and quantity. article 119: citizens of the ussr have the right to rest and leisure. the institution of annual vacations with full paper work as and employees in the provision of a wide network of senatorial, restrooms, and clubs for the a combination of the working people. article 120, bear with me: citizens of the ussr have the right to made into old age and also in case of sickness and loss of capacity to work. this right is insured by the extensional development of social insurance of workers and employees at state expense, free medical service

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