
Eleanor Roosevelt
1884 – 1962
First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945. She supported the New Deal policies of her husband, [Franklin Delano Roosevelt][1], and became an advocate for civil rights [1]: /authors/OL26478A
Books
- India and the awakening east
- Winston et Clémentine
- Courage in a dangerous world
- The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
- Etiquette Collection
- Refugees at Work
- What Are We For?
- Moral Basis of Democracy
- The Lady of the White House
- F. D. R. His Personal Letters 1905-1928
- In Her Own Words
- as he saw it
- A Fair World For All - The Meaning Of The Declaration Of Human Rights
- MEMORIAL ADDRESSES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TOGETHER WITH TRIBUTES ON THE LIFE AND IDEALS OF ANNA ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
- Eleanor Roosevelt's Book of Common Sense Etiquette
- Letters of a Javanese Princess
- My Day
- Leḳaḥ ha-ḥayim
- The work of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
- Ladies of courage
- Lehman Project
- Order of ceremony at the unveiling of the memorial to President Roosevelt by Mrs. Roosevelt
- ארגון האומות המאוחדות
- Why wars must cease
- Women and the United Nations
- What status for women?
- Eleanor Roosevelt recalls her years with F.D.R., my husband and I.
- Human rights
- An untold story
- The papers of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1945-1952
- The American mothers' declaration
- Confinement and ethnicity
- The first lady of radio
- Lo que aprendí viviendo
- The quotable Eleanor Roosevelt
- The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt
- Book of common sense etiquette
- Christmas
- Christmas, 1940
- Eleanor and Harry
Author data: Open Library