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• Wendell Willkie
  * Barnard, Ellsworth. ''Wendell Willkie, fighter for freedom'' (1966) * Madison, James H., ed. ''Wendell Willkie: Hoosier Internationalist.'' Indiana U. Press, 1992. 184 pp.
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• Wendell Willkie/Approval
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• Wendell Willkie/Related Articles
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• Robert A. Taft/Related Articles
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• Eleanor Roosevelt/Related Articles
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• Freedom House
  ...ical spectrum. Its first honorary chairs were [[Eleanor Roosevelt]] and [[Wendell Willkie]].
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• Wendell Willkie
  * Barnard, Ellsworth. ''Wendell Willkie, fighter for freedom'' (1966) * Madison, James H., ed. ''Wendell Willkie: Hoosier Internationalist.'' Indiana U. Press, 1992. 184 pp.
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• Freedom House/Related Articles
  {{r|Wendell Willkie II}} Board of Trustees, [[Freedom House]]
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• History of U.S. foreign policy/Related Articles
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• New York Times Presidential Endorsements
  | 1940 || [[Wendell Willkie]], Republican || [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], Democrat || <span style="color:
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• William Allen White
  ...ter of the Republican presidential nominees, [[Alf Landon]] in 1936, and [[Wendell Willkie]] in 1940, White wrote many editorials praising the social and economic ref
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• John L. Lewis
  ...him to repudiate Roosevelt's foreign policy, and he supported Republican [[Wendell Willkie]]; few CIO members joined him, as they gave FDR over 85% of their votes. Af
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• New Deal Coalition
  ...in 1940, when a large fraction of the German-American voters switched to [[Wendell Willkie]], who of course was of German descent himself. As Willkie crusaded against ...evelt 60% of their votes, while the rest of the North favored Republican [[Wendell Willkie]] by 52%. It was just enough to provide the critical electoral college marg
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• Robert A. Taft
  ...ction, 1940|GOP presidential nomination in 1940]], losing to charismatic [[Wendell Willkie]]. As a U.S. senator, he was given the nickname "Mr. Republican"; he was th
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• Al Smith
  ...n presidential candidates, [[Alfred M. Landon]] in the 1936 election and [[Wendell Willkie]] in the 1940 election.
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• Eleanor Roosevelt
  ...ortunities for African Americans and women. In 1943, Eleanor, along with [[Wendell Willkie]] and other Americans concerned about the mounting threats to peace and dem
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• Gerald Ford
  ...tory. At this stage his basic political basic outlook was influenced by [[Wendell Willkie]], by service in World War II, and by hostility to the dominant local machi
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• World War II, Homefront, U.S.
  ...defeated [[Tom Dewey]] in a close race that attracted little attention. [[Wendell Willkie]], the defeated GOP candidate in 1940, became a roving ambassador for Roose
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• Republican Party (United States)
  ...In [[United States presidential election, 1940|1940]], a total unknown, [[Wendell Willkie]], at the last minute, won over the party, the delegates and was nominated. | [[U.S. presidential election, 1940|1940]] || Lost || [[Wendell Willkie]] || [[Charles L. McNary]]
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