Eleanor Roosevelt
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| Personlig information | |
| Født | Anna Eleanor Roosevelt  11. oktober 1884 Manhattan |
| Død | 7. november 1962 (78 år) Upper East Side |
| Dødsårsag | Tuberkulose |
| Gravsted | Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site |
| Nationalitet |  Amerikansk |
| Bopæl | New York City, Washington D.C., Hyde Park |
| Politisk parti | Demokratiske parti |
| Far | Elliott Roosevelt I |
| Mor | Anna Hall Roosevelt |
| Søskende | Hall Roosevelt |
| Ægtefælle | Franklin D. Roosevelt (1905-1945) |
| Børn | Franklin Delano Roosevelt, James Roosevelt, Elliott Roosevelt, Anna E. Roosevelt Halstead, John Aspinwall Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
| Uddannelse og virke | |
| Uddannelsessted | The New School, Allenswood Boarding Academy (1899-1902) |
| Medlem af | Daughters of the American Revolution, Alpha Kappa Alpha |
| Beskæftigelse | Menneskerettighedsaktivist, fredsaktivist, selvbiograf, journalist, diplomat, feminist, skribent, politiker |
| Fagområde | Velgørenhed, politik, menneskerettigheder |
| Arbejdsgiver | Forenede Nationer, Brandeis Universitet |
| Arbejdssted | New York City, Washington D.C. |
| Nomineringer og priser | |
| Udmærkelser | Kvindernes æresgalleri i USA (1973), FNs menneskerettighedspris (1968), Gandhi Peace Award (1960), æresdoktor ved universitet i Utrecht (1948), Deshikottam (1952) med flere |
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Eleanor Roosevelt (født 11. oktober 1884, død 7. november 1962) var præsident Franklin D. Roosevelts hustru og dermed USA's førstedame; hun arbejdede som social reformator, diplomat og forfatter.
Eleanor Roosevelts tip-tip-tip-oldefar var bror til Franklin D. Roosevelts tip-tip-oldefar.
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Filmklip med Eleanor Roosevelt, 30. september 1943
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Eleanor Roosevelt's signature.
Eleanor Roosevelt's signature.
1943-09-30 Mrs FDR Tells One.ogv
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt convulses audiences as she relates a whopper involving the Japanese and her husband. Transcript: "Just as the Marines were in order to leave Guadalcanal, an officer found a private, feeling very sad and looking very depressed. Then he said, "What's the matter with you?" And he said, "Oh, I just can't go home. I haven't shot a Jap!" So the officer said, "Well, listen! I'll tell you what to do. You go up to that ridge over there. Jump up, all of a sudden, and say 'To hell with Hirohito!' They'll jump up other people all around, and if you shoot first, you'll get a Jap!". So he came by a little while later, and the marine, still looking very loomy and he said,"Did you do what I told you?" "Yes, Sir! I ran up there, and I said what you told me to say, and I said, 'To hell with Hirohito!' And they jumped up, as you said they would, and they all shouted, "To hell with Roosevelt!".
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt convulses audiences as she relates a whopper involving the Japanese and her husband. Transcript: "Just as the Marines were in order to leave Guadalcanal, an officer found a private, feeling very sad and looking very depressed. Then he said, "What's the matter with you?" And he said, "Oh, I just can't go home. I haven't shot a Jap!" So the officer said, "Well, listen! I'll tell you what to do. You go up to that ridge over there. Jump up, all of a sudden, and say 'To hell with Hirohito!' They'll jump up other people all around, and if you shoot first, you'll get a Jap!". So he came by a little while later, and the marine, still looking very loomy and he said,"Did you do what I told you?" "Yes, Sir! I ran up there, and I said what you told me to say, and I said, 'To hell with Hirohito!' And they jumped up, as you said they would, and they all shouted, "To hell with Roosevelt!".