Was Roosevelt disabled?

192 1 In July, Roosevelt took his family to Campobello Island for a holiday. During his vacation, Roosevelt met a forest fire, and Roosevelt did not hesitate to put it out. After the fire was put out, Roosevelt jumped into the cold sea to take a bath. Early the next morning, Roosevelt was admitted to the hospital with a high fever.

After careful examination in the hospital, it was finally determined that Roosevelt had a strange disease-polio, which is what we often call polio. Illness caused Roosevelt's legs to gradually lose their mobility, so there were few pictures of Roosevelt standing in his later years.

Extended information Roosevelt was one of the important leaders of the allied camp during World War II. After the 194 1 Pearl Harbor incident, Roosevelt advocated declaring war on Japan and implemented price control and rationing. Roosevelt transformed the United States into an "arsenal of democratic countries" by virtue of the Lending Act, which made the United States a major arms supplier and financier of the Allies, and also greatly expanded the domestic industries in the United States and achieved full employment.

After the Allied Forces gradually reversed the situation in the late World War II, Roosevelt played a key role in shaping the post-war world order, especially in the Yalta Conference and the establishment of the United Nations. Later, with the assistance of the United States, the Allies defeated Germany, Italy and Japan.

Roosevelt is the longest-serving president in the United States so far. The Roosevelt family has a history of about 300 years in the United States, and theodore roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States, is franklin roosevelt's cousin. Roosevelt was rated as the best president of the United States for many times, and the authoritative American periodical Atlantic Monthly was rated as the fourth among 100 people who influenced the United States.

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