I've been reading fascinating correspondence and would like to offer some feedback of my own.
Joseph Stalin
- To call the Daily Mirror Yellow Journalists and to say they spew lies
- your hypocrisy has no limits. You call yourself a leader when your
very citizens rejoice at the sight of Hitler's Wehrmacht troops? What
does that say about your leadership? I think it's quite telling. People's actions speak louder than their words.
Tokyo Rose - Your
familiarity with American slang and jargon makes me think you're not
Japanese at all. Yet, it's clear you had a hand in the cowardly attack
on Pearl Harbor. If we were to silence radio stations on the American
West Coast, would your voice go silent? I think your tongues and
riddles may cease.
Anne Frank - My dear, you are
young. I would not be so careless with your life. You have much to
learn. My only advice at this point is to hide. Hitler's intentions
were made clear during the Kristallnacht and book-burning rallies. Where they have burned books, they will burn human beings. Hide, my dear child. Hide.
Benito Mussolini - You speak of loyalty, but you are loyal to a mad man. Have you read Mein
Kampf? Do you realize where this man is leading you?! Remember that the
lemmings loyally follow their leader... right off of a cliff.
Helene Delattre - you
live in the shadow of the enemy, and you are loyal to freedom and democracy. Do
not worry; DeGaulle will return and sweep the Vichy away like pig vomit. Stay
in the shadows and know we are coming for you. Take out your hidden radios and
listen for our messages to the Free French who heroically battle the Nazis in
their own backyard. We are coming for you. "It wounds my heart with a
monotonous langour..."
Hitler will soon be fighting in Russia in the deep winter - Something even Napoleon couldn't do. No army has ever beat that adversary. The cold will prevail.
This is the First Lady of the United States, signing off for tonight.
~Eleanor
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