Roosevelt, Franklin D.: Transcript of White House Office Conversations, 1940

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FDR mistakenly taped candid conversations which took place in the White House in the months before the 1940 election. The incident is analysed by historian Robert J.C. Butow in his article for the February 1982 American Heritage, entitled "The FDR Tapes".

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