STUDENT NOTES FOR CH. 23/Lindbergh

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STUDENT NOTES FOR CH. 23/Lindbergh HIS122

WHAT MAKES A HERO?

CHARLES LINDBERGH, “HERO”

KIDNAPPING: Lindbergh Baby Lindbergh House/Ladder

Investigation

Trace of the ransom $

“Trial of the Century”

Leaving America -Coast of France -Dr. Alexis Carrel -heart pump -nature of man

Visits to Germany Guests to Goering Impressed Power of Germany

Rewarded by Nazi’s- America’s reaction Service Cross of the German Eagle Awarded by Goering

Return to America -Radio Address -Against Roosevelt -No war with Germany -Neutrality -Racial strength is vital

AFC and Des Moines Speech -America First Committee -Impressed by Lindbergh -Joined (with conditions)

Pearl Harbor/WWII Desire to fight Roosevelt Work for Ford

“The New Lindbergh” Admirers Tainted Damaged country Lindbergh, Hero?

Theories about Lindbergh Discussion

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