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Ed Sullivan, Daily News, New York, Feb. 22, 1945.

Roosevelt‘s Death (...) People will remember

Roosevelt for his smile. This portrait was made November 1944.

(...) Photo, Life, April 23, 1945

& Extra! (...)

      F. D. R. Dies!

(...) San Francisco Chronicle, April 12, 1945, front page

& Senator William Langer (Republican), undated,

State Historical Society of North Dakota

& Chaplin Deportation Move

      Called Political

      Hollywood, Feb. 22. – In a statement to the press, Charles

Chaplin said here yesterday that the recent move

by Senator Langer to have him deported is part of a political persecution which, he claims, has been going on

since „The Great Dictator.“

(...) Motion Picture Daily, Feb. 23, 1945

& Ed Sullivan

(...) Photo, Boston Globe, Boston, Mass., Oct. 16, 1940

„The wholly erroneous idea that he led a fight on Hitler“

Editorial content. „Little Old NEW YORK

      By ED SULLIVAN

      Coast-to-Coast

      Posing in his favorite role, that of a passionate liberal,

Charlie Chaplin now asserts, ,I‘ve been persecuted

politically ever since I made the motion picture about Hitler,

in which, as a liberal, I attacked Nazism.‘ . . . Read

that quickly, as Chaplin intends it to be read, and you might

get the wholly erroneous idea that he led a fight

on Hitler. . . .“

      Charles Chaplin is banned from the USA 1952.

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