Yeah but it was hella symbolic of him to die after getting the nation through the depression and through the war, and dying when victory was well within the Allies' grasp
Less concerned with the symbolism and more with the materially beneficial policies that Wallace supported at the time, namely desegregation and deescalation with the Soviet Union
Yeah but it was hella symbolic of him to die after getting the nation through the depression and through the war, and dying when victory was well within the Allies' grasp
Less concerned with the symbolism and more with the materially beneficial policies that Wallace supported at the time, namely desegregation and deescalation with the Soviet Union