Eleanor Roosevelt, the first lady of American politics ... Long after President Roosevelt's death in 1945 she remained influential in politics. Speaking on "Unrest Within the Democratic Party ...

The president of Brandeis University replaced the late Eleanor Roosevelt in the Ford ... Sachar said Mrs. Roosevelt's death "loosed a display of grief such as this nation has never known; everyone ...

While the FBI never launched a formal investigation of Eleanor Roosevelt, FBI references to ... her "file" would continue to grow until her death. In 1958 Eleanor spoke at a civil rights ...

I think Eleanor Roosevelt had a lifelong fear of abandonment and sense of abandonment after her parents’ death. It’s striking in her writings, the lack of response to her mother’s death.

A year after her husband’s death in 1945, Eleanor Roosevelt became a delegate to the United Nations. She was instrumental in formulating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and securing ...

She later became an important patron of poets and writers. The death of Eleanor's only brother, and of her father in 1137, left her with a vast inheritance. At just 15-years-old, she had suddenly ...

Judge Horace Blackwell, friend and adviser to the president, is stabbed to death in his White House suite, and... Eleanor Roosevelt, Author, Roger Streitmatter, Author, Rodger Streitmatter ...