oct 13, 1933 - "It is the policy of this Government to avoid
being drawn into wars between other
Nations...this complete lack of a national
desire for territorial expansion- which makes
the rest of the world begin to understand that
the United States is opposed to war."
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
Radio Address to the Third Annual Women's
Conference.
October 13, 1933
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"One of them relates to the peace of the world. The danger to world peace certainly does not come from the United States of America. As a Nation, we are overwhelmingly against engaging in war. As a Nation we are seeking no additional territory at the expense of our neighbors.
The United States does not seek to annex Canada or any part thereof, to annex Mexico or any part thereof, or to annex Cuba or any part thereof. It is this attitude of the overwhelming majority of our people toward their neighbors—this complete lack of a national desire for territorial expansion- which makes the rest of the world begin to understand that the United States is opposed to war.
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
Radio Address to the Third Annual Women's Conference.
October 13, 1933
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