Five days in Philadelphia: [the amazing "We Want Willkie!" convention of 1940 and how it freed FDR to save the western world]
There were four strong contenders when the Republican Party met in June of 1940 to nominate its candidate: the crusading young attorney and rising Republican star Tom Dewey, two solid members of the Republican establishment, and dark horse Wendell Willkie, utilities executive, favorite of the litera...
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| Zusammenfassung: | There were four strong contenders when the Republican Party met in June of 1940 to nominate its candidate: the crusading young attorney and rising Republican star Tom Dewey, two solid members of the Republican establishment, and dark horse Wendell Willkie, utilities executive, favorite of the literati and only very recently even a Republican. The leading candidates campaigned as isolationists. The charismatic newcomer Willkie was a liberal interventionist, just as anti-Hitler as FDR. After five days of floor rallies, telegrams from across the country, multiple ballots, rousing speeches, backroom deals, terrifying international news, and, most of all, the relentless chanting of "We Want Willkie" from the gallery, Willkie walked away with the nomination. As Peters shows, these five days and their improbable outcome were as important as the Battle of Britain in defeating the Nazis.--From publisher description. |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PAKT
DANGER LOOMS
CHAPTER ONE
World of Tomorrow
CHAPTER TWO
A Stunning Combination of Intellect and Homely Warmth
CHAPTER THREE
The Hurricane of Events
PART II
THE GREATEST CONVENTION
CHAPTER FOUR
Just the Next President of the United States
CHAPTER FIVE
Monday, June
CHAPTER SIX
Tuesday, June
CHAPTER SEVEN
Wednesday, June
CHAPTER EIGHT
Thursday, June
CHAPTER NINE
Friday, June
x
PART III
SAVING FREEDOM AT A MOMENT OF GREAT PERIL
CHAPTER TEN
I Still Don t Want to Run
CHAPTER ELEVEN
The Convention Is Bleeding to Death
CHAPTER TWELVE
The Deal and the Muster
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Sail on
NOTES igg
BIBLIOGRAPHY 25I
PHOTO CREDITS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INDEX
Charles Peters,
American history, has now given us a great work of
history. Lucid, insightful, and powerfully relevant
to our new century, Five Days in Philadelphia tells
an important, largely forgotten story with passion
and warmth. With his sure feel for the human ele¬
ment in politics and international affairs, Peters
paints a vivid portrait of a noble president,
Franklin D. Roosevelt, struggling mightily to lead
his nation to heed what Lincoln called the better
angels of our nature. Always eloquent, always
wise, Peters brings Wendell Willkie and the dra¬
matic convention that nominated him back to life,
and anyone who cares about American politics,
about FDR, about the GOP, about World War II, or
about the way we live now will find Peters s tale
delightful and revealing.
•
There were four strong contenders when the
Republican party met in June of
Philadelphia to nominate its candidate for presi¬
dent: the crusading young attorney and rising
Republican star Tom
Republican establishment Robert
Vandenberg; and dark horse Wendell Willkie, a
businessman endowed with a magnetic personality,
favorite of the literati and only very recently a
Republican. The three leading candidates cam¬
paigned as isolationists: opposing America s entry
into what they thought of as Europe s war against
Hitler. Only the charismatic newcomer Willkie was
as anti-Hitler as Democratic incumbent Franklin
Delano Roosevelt. After five days of floor
rallies, telegrams from across the country, multiple
ballots, rousing speeches, backroom deals, terrifying
international news, and, most of all, the relentless
chanting of We Want Willkie from the gallery,
Willkie walked away with the nomination.
The story of how this happened
essential his nomination would prove in allowing
FDR to save Britain and prepare this country for
entry into World War II
Peters s Five Days in Philadelphia, Where the other
candidates would have opposed Roosevelt, Willkie
supported him in giving Britain the military aid that
enabled it to continue fighting and in enacting the
draft that meant this country had an army of
lion instead of just
attacked Pearl Harbor.
As Peters shows, the five action-packed days of
the Republican convention and their improbable
outcome were as important as the Battle of Britain
in defeating the Nazis. These were the five days
that saved the Western world, and Willkie was the
necessary man. Savvy in its politics, riveting in the
stories told, and restoring Willkie to his proper place
as an American hero; Five Days in Philadelphia is nar¬
rative history of the first rank.
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| title | Five days in Philadelphia [the amazing "We Want Willkie!" convention of 1940 and how it freed FDR to save the western world] |
| title_auth | Five days in Philadelphia [the amazing "We Want Willkie!" convention of 1940 and how it freed FDR to save the western world] |
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| title_full | Five days in Philadelphia [the amazing "We Want Willkie!" convention of 1940 and how it freed FDR to save the western world] Charles Peters |
| title_fullStr | Five days in Philadelphia [the amazing "We Want Willkie!" convention of 1940 and how it freed FDR to save the western world] Charles Peters |
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| title_short | Five days in Philadelphia |
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| topic | Willkie, Wendell L 1892-1944 Roosevelt, Franklin D 1882-1945 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1882-1945 (DE-588)118602551 gnd Willkie, Wendell L. 1892-1944 (DE-588)118807498 gnd Republican National Convention (1940 Philadelphia, Pa.) Partijcongressen gtt Presidentskandidaten gtt Tweede Wereldoorlog gtt Politik Weltkrieg (1939-1945) Presidents United States Election 1940 World War, 1939-1945 United States Political candidates United States Biography Presidents United States Biography Präsidentenwahl (DE-588)4047020-9 gnd Zweiter Weltkrieg (DE-588)4079167-1 gnd |
| topic_facet | Willkie, Wendell L 1892-1944 Roosevelt, Franklin D 1882-1945 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1882-1945 Willkie, Wendell L. 1892-1944 Republican National Convention (1940 Philadelphia, Pa.) Partijcongressen Presidentskandidaten Tweede Wereldoorlog Politik Weltkrieg (1939-1945) Presidents United States Election 1940 World War, 1939-1945 United States Political candidates United States Biography Presidents United States Biography Präsidentenwahl Zweiter Weltkrieg USA United States Politics and government 1933-1945 Philadelphia, Pa. Biografie |
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