This book is very rare. It consists of the texts of speeches on American radio by Franklin Delano Roosevelt during his presidency: 1933–1945. This period of US history is characterized by a severe, protracted crisis, which was called the “Great Depression”, and the way out of it thanks to new methods and bold actions of the president . It is no coincidence that never in the United States has any politician been elected to such a high post for four consecutive terms. Many conversations are devoted to the Second World War, the birth of the anti-Hitler coalition against fascism. The President has repeatedly spoken about the courage and perseverance of the Russian troops and the Russian soldier. The book is intended for a wide range of readers. Everyone - from students to scientists, from schoolchildren to teachers, from workers to pensioners and war veterans - will find in the presented conversations interesting materials that can provoke reflection about today and the future. Banking crisis March 12, 1933 First programs and reform plans May 7, 1933 One Hundred Days reforms July 24, 1933 The mechanism of economic policy of the New Deal October 22, 1933 Goals and objectives of the New Deal. Response to Critics June 28, 1934 Government Regulation of the Economy and Relations between Labor and Capital September 30, 1934 State Program of Public Works and Social Security April 28, 1935 Drought Assistance September 6, 1936 Supreme Court Reform Plan March 9, 1937 Agricultural Regulation Programs October 12, 1937 Census of the Unemployed November 14, 1937 Measures to Overcome the Economic recession of 1937-1938 April 14, 1938 On the New Deal policy and the elections of 1938 June 24, 1938 Beginning of World War II September 3, 1939 Strengthening national security May 26, 1940 On the military threat to the United States and assistance to countries victims of aggression December 29, 1940 Declaration of a state of emergency May 27 1941 On repulsing Nazi piracy in the Atlantic September 11, 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December 9, 1941 Response to defeatists February 23, 1942 Call for self-restraint April 28, 1942 Situation at the front and in the rear September 7, 1942 Mobilization of the economy and labor resources October 12, 1942 Miners' strike May 2, 1942 43 United Nations Offensive Strategy28 July 1943 Propaganda for the third war loan September 8, 1943 Conferences in Cairo and Tehran December 24, 1943 Law on universal conscription. Economic "Bill of Rights" January 11, 1944 Liberation of Rome June 5, 1944 Successful Allied offensive. Opening of the second front June 12, 1944 Labor Front. Future structure of the worldJanuary 6, 1945