Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt addressed Congress, seeking a declaration of war. He declared December 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy, after the United States was attacked by Japan. Have you ever heard this speech? #PearlHarbor #FDR #InfamySpeech #USHistory #WorldWarII | War Stories
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Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt addressed Congress, seeking a declaration of war. He declared December 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy, after the United States was attacked by Japan. Have you ever heard this speech? #PearlHarbor #FDR #InfamySpeech #USHistory #WorldWarII | War Stories
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Japan's December 7 attack on Pearl Harbor killed 2,403 American women, men and children that day, and was the tipping point to force the U.S. into the already contentious World War II. One day later, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's addressed the Congress with his “a date which will live in infamy” speech. See more photos from Pearl Harbor 76 years ago: http://bit.ly/2jpnb7B (Video: Credit: Onyx Media, Llc - Footage / Getty) | SFGATE
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