1939: Letter from President Roosevelt to Chancellor Adolf Hitler
1939: Albert Einstein’s Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt
1939: F.D.R: There Will Be No Blackout of Peace in America
1939: President Roosevelt’s Speech Recommending Revision of the Neutrality Law
1940: We Must Not Falter Now
1940: Compulsory Service Must Be Adopted
1940: The Country is Being Rushed into Military Conscription
1940: Proclamation 2425: Selective Service Registration
1940: Letter Regarding the Plight of German Jews
1941: Our Own Democracy is Threatened
1941: We Ought to Stay Out of the War
1941: Lend-Lease Act
1941: Joint Resolution of the US Congress Reaffirming the Principles of the Monroe Doctrine
1941: The Japanese American Creed
1941: Executive Order 8802—Fair Employment Practices in Defense Industries
1941: Atlantic Charter
1941: Joint Message of Assistance to the Soviet Union from President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill
1941: Excerpts of the Munson Report
1941: Memorandum for the President, December 7, 1941
1941: Fourteen-Part Message from Japan to the United States and Secretary Hull’s Response
1941: The Man in the Street Reacts to Pearl Harbor
1941: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Pearl Harbor Speech
1941:Presidential Proclamation 2526: Alien Enemies—Germans
1941: Presidential Proclamation 2527: Alien Enemies—Italians
1941: German Declaration of War with the United States
1941: Our Heritage Can Be Preserved Only by Fighting
1941: Charles Lindbergh: Radio Address
1942: Declaration by the United Nations
1942: We Need Tanks, Not Talk
1942: Those Who Deserve Freedom Will Fight for It
1942: Let Us Not Persecute These People
1942: The Colored People Are Still Waiting, Still Watchful
1942: President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Broadcast to Canadians
1942: Executive Order 9066—Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians
1942: More Dollars Do Not Mean More Goods
1942: Master Lend-Lease Agreement
1942: Letter Recommending Navajo Enlistment
1942: The American Workers’ Responsibility
1942: Women’s Part in the War Effort
1942: Don’t Make Slaves of Future Generations
1942: President Roosevelt’s “Call for Sacrifice”
1942: To All Persons of Japanese Ancestry
1942: Mutual Aid Agreement Between the United States and the Soviet Union
1942: The War and Human Freedom
1942: Notices to the US State Department Regarding Nazi Plans to Eliminate Jews
1942: Cable from London to Rabbi Stephen Wise Regarding the Final Solution
1942: We Love Honor More Than We Fear Death
1942: The American Jewish Leaders Meeting with President Roosevelt
1943: January 1943 Telegram Confirming Reports of Mass Execution of Jews in Poland
1943: Casablanca Conference
1943: Let Us Have Action for Women Instead of Lip-Service
1943: An Interview with an Older Nisei
1943: Digest of Operation Overlord
1943: Armistice with Italy
1943: What Shall We Do With Germany?
1943: Moscow Declaration Regarding the Postwar Period
1943: Cairo Declaration
1943: An Act to Repeal the Chinese Exclusion Acts
1944: Report on the Failures of the US State Deparment ot Assist European Jews
1944: Memo on Army Policy Regarding Refugee Rescue
1944: The Spirit of Liberty
1944: General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Order of the Day
1944: The Invasion Starts
1944: Rosenheim Letter Requesting Bombing of Deportation Rail Lines
1944: War Department Cable Refusing to Bomb Deportation Railways
1944: The Public’s Responsibility Toward Veterans
1944: Radio Address by General Douglas MacArthur at the Leyte Beachhead
1945: Protocol of Proceedings of Crimea (Yalta) Conference
1945: Declaration Regarding the Defeat of Germany and the Assumption of Supreme Authority by Allied Powers
1945: Report to the President by Mr. Justice Jackson
1945: A Petition to the President Regarding the Atomic Bomb
1945: Rehabilitation and Moral Reconstruction for Germany
1945: President Truman’s Announcement of the Hiroshima Bombing
1945: International Conference on Military Trials—Agreement and Charter
1945: Statement by Justice Jackson on War Trials Agreement
1945: Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers’ General Order No. 1
1945: Declaration on the Atomic Bomb
1946: The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Nature of An Atomic Explosion
1946: The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Selection of the Target
1946: The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Main Conclusion