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The Roosevelt Family in the East Room of the White House

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The Roosevelt Family in the East Room of the White House

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Original caption: The Roosevelt family in the East Room of the White House.
Back Row (L-R): Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.; John Roosevelt; John Boettiger
Middle Row (L-R): Eleanor Roosevelt; Sara D. Roosevelt; Franklin D. Roosevelt, III; Ethel du Pont Roosevelt; President Franklin D. Roosevelt; Anna Roosevelt Boettiger; John Roosevelt Boettiger; Elizabeth Riley Roosevelt; Anne Lindsay Clark Roosevelt
Front Row (L-R): "Sistie" (Anna Eleanor Dall), Diana Hopkins, "Buzzie" (Curtis Roosevelt Dall)
Photographs of Franklin D. Roosevelt

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25/12/1941
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