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Franklinus D. Roosevelt Franklin Delano Roosevelt
32° Praeses Civitatum Foederatarum Americae
1933–1945
Antecessor	Herbertus Hoover
Successor	Ioannes Nance Garner (1933–1941) Henricus A. Wallace (1941-1945) Henricus S. Truman (1945)
Natus	30 Ianuarii 1882 Hyde Park, Novi Eboraci
Obiit	12 Aprilis 1945 Warm Springs, Georgiae
Praeses vicarius	Henricus S. Truman
Factio	Democratica
Uxor	Anna Alienora Roosevelt
Ars	causidicus
Religio	Episcopalianismus

Franklinus Delano Roosevelt, vulgo saepe FDR appellatus (natus die 30 Ianuarii 1882; obiit die 12 Aprilis 1945), tredecim annos fuit tricensimus secundus Praeses Civitatum Foederatarum (1933–1945) et gravissimus in rebus orbis terrarum per medium saeculum vicensimo princeps, qui Civitates Foederatas tempore depressionis oeconomicae et belli universi duxit. Qui, solus praeses Civitatum Foederatarum plus quam bina spatia temporis creatus, firmam societatis consociationem faciliorem redidit quae civilem rationem Civitatum Foederatarum decennia afficiebat. "Happy Days Are Here Again," cantu resiliente pro musico certaminis argumento, FDR Herbertum Hoover, incumbentem Republicanum, pessimis Magnae Depressionis diebus Novembri 1932 vicit. Una cum Winston Churchill et Iosepho Stalin prope laborans, Foederatos contra Germaniam et Iaponiam per secundum bellum mundanum duxit, sed mortem obiit victoriá paene praesente.

Franklinus D. Roosevelt, familia originis Nederlandica natus, longinqua cognatione decessorem eius Theodorum Roosevelt Alienoramque Roosevelt contigit, utrique sobrini erant et sex filios genuerunt.

Anno 1910, Roosevelt senator in Novo Eboraco creatus est, ac anno 1920 candidatus praeses vicarius fuit, sed repente insequenti anno propter poliomyelitem facultatem ambulandi amisit.

Postquam anno 1926 cursum honorum recipiens, Novi Eboraci gubernator mense Novembri 1928 creatus est. Quattuor annos fuit Gubernator Novi Eboraci, et anno 1932 se candidatum Praesidis Civitatum Foederatarum Americae esse confirmavit.

FDR Herbertum Hoover post maximum defectum oeconomiae anno 1933 excepit. Suum consilium recuperare civitatem Negotio Novo appellavit.

Primi centum dies termini Franklini Primum Negotium Novum appellantur. Consilium paravit auxilium discrimini nationis.

• CCC seu Robustici Conservatio Legio (RCL)
• AAA seu Rusticus Accommodatio Decretum (RAD) Infirmus ab Curia Suprema declaratus est
• NRA seu Popularis Reciperatio Decretum (PRD) Infirmus ab Curia Suprema declaratus est
• SEC seu Sali et Collybus Mandatum (SCM)
• Tennesiae Vallis Auctoritas seu TVA

FDR bellum in Iaponia post Portum Margaritarum oppugnatum declaravit. Germania ob eam rem Civitatibus Foederatis Americae bellum indixit. Tum Civitates Foederatae Americae bellum Germaniae indixerunt. FDR erat patronus Consociationis Nationum.

• Augustus Adolphus Gennerich, stipator
• Ius idoneae vivendi rationis
• Poliomyelitis
• Sunrise at Campobello
• Warm Springs (Georgia)
• Sumner Welles

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