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He checked his notes, remembered his talks with Africans and the history of native tribes whose thirst for freedom was as keen as his own.

10 seconds sound clip from the Destination Freedom - Peace Mediator classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:21:49 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- That's what I told General Eisenhower. But he believes that somehow your knowledge of the peoples of North Africa will help smooth the way for our troops.

- I think I see what you mean.

- Then you see more than I do.

- I don't know what the general had in mind, but he told us to let you think it over and to ask you for a recommendation in twenty-four hours.

- You see, we haven't much time.

- He took the time.

- He checked his notes, remembered his talks with Africans and the history of native tribes whose thirst for freedom was as keen as his own.

- Then he returned to the Office of Strategic Services.

- Gentlemen, I'm not a military man.

- That goes without saying.

- What do you consider strategically necessary for the success of the invasion?

- I consider that the most necessary thing for the American army to learn, before they invade North Africa, is something about the African people.

- I'd suggest we teach each soldier something of the history and nature of the people whose land he'll be living on.

[...]

Destination Freedom Sound Clip

Destination Freedom Radio ShowQuotes with audio clips from Richard Durham's Destination Freedom old-time radio program, Radio's Black Legacy, 1948-1950.

Actors: Oscar Brown Jr., Studs Terkel, Janice Kingslow, Wezlyn Tilden

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