President's Official Files (Roosevelt Administration), 1933 - 1945. Franklin D. Roosevelt President's Official Files, 1933 - 1945

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President's Official Files (Roosevelt Administration), 1933 - 1945. Franklin D. Roosevelt President's Official Files, 1933 - 1945

1933-1945

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This series consists of 5,709 numbered name and subject files containing material relating to official actions of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Names and subjects were assigned file numbers as needed. Consequently, there are no distinct subseries to the Official Files. The numerical files vary in size according to subject matter and include correspondence, memoranda, printed material, and newspaper clippings received by the President as well as copies of his replies. A large numerical file may also contain topical sub-files.

917 linear feet, 3 linear inches

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Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum

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