This period also witnessed growing wariness and disagreement among the “Big Three” powers (Great Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union) at the top of the Allied coalition. Those months were a time of desperate battles and mounting casualty lists as the Allies closed in on Germany and Japan.

This exhibit will explore FDR’s vision for the future of his nation and the world-and the campaign he undertook during his last months to secure it. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.” “The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. In the final two sentences of that speech he wrote: The exhibit takes its inspiration from FDR’s enduring optimism, expressed eloquently in a speech he was working on the day before his death. To commemorate this important anniversary, the Roosevelt Library will mount an exhibit that recalls the momentous final months of his life and presidency. On Apthe nation will mark the 75th anniversary of Franklin Roosevelt’s death. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum Opening date TBD. FDR’S FINAL CAMPAIGN A special exhibit at the Franklin D.

Day of infamy campaign