Motion Picture MP2002-289
Administrative Information
Mr. Truman discusses his concern for the welfare of the refugees. He talks about the Germans being in the position to hate the victorious Allies in 1945. Truman states "I didn't want hate to be the war's gift to the future." Sound only.
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Shot List
Reel 1
0:00 | Harry S. Truman discusses how his mother and her family were forced off the farm by the Yankees, causing them to hate the Yankees the rest of their lives. The Germans in 1945 were in a position to hate the victorious Allies. "I didn’t want hate to be the war's gift to the future." | |
2:26 | Mr. Truman states he was worried about what was going to happen to the refugees. Premier Stalin kept saying that he wasn't responsible for what was happening to the refugees. | |