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"Mr. Roosevelt, Heer Hitler would like to remind you that your government has not expressed any opinion on the fate of Czechoslovakia, and that you yourself were not actually invited to this conference. Nor have you been impowered by your government to negotiated. Now would you please stop trying to negotiate on behalf of the Czech's."
-Hitler (Via his translator) to former US president Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt had invited himself to the Munich conference and was the only person there to stand up to the Nazi's demands. His mistreatment at Munich and the invasion of Poland a year later prompted the then 81 year old to seak a fifth term in 1940.
"Most of all I want to thank that stupid translator back at the Munich conference. Because according to the Chicago tribune: "President Roosevelts popularity skyrocketed after he punched the German translator in the face." But in all seriousness the person I want to thank the most is Franklin who despite our political differences did not talk about Family secrets in this race. But seeing that he lost might should have."
Part of Theodor Roosevelt's victory speech in 1940