The 32nd US President F. Roosevelt, who was elected to this post four times in a row, lived a life rich in successes and failures, victories and failures. Thanks to the reformist “New Deal,” he managed to keep the country from economic collapse during the years of the global crisis.

W. Churchill went down in history as the “leader of the nation” and “savior of the fatherland,” who realized his dream of full and unconditional service to his people. As the head of government during the difficult war years, he devoted himself to the cause of rallying the English people to fight for the complete destruction of fascism.

F. Roosevelt and W. Churchill stood at the origins of the anti-Hitler coalition and made a significant contribution to the post-war order in the world and the formation of the United Nations.