The Autobiography of Eleanor Roosevelt: The First Lady's own account of the Depression, World War II, and the Cold War―and her lifelong fight for human rights
Eleanor Roosevelt’s autobiography offers her own perspective on the Depression, World War II, and the Cold War. Alongside these defining periods, she describes her lifelong fight for human rights, creating a personal account of public service, history, and humanitarian commitment.
About This Book
In this autobiography, Eleanor Roosevelt presents her own account of a life shaped by public service and social change.
She reflects on the Depression, World War II, and the Cold War, placing these major periods within her personal experience.
The book also centers on her lifelong fight for human rights and her engagement with important political and humanitarian concerns.
This is a first-person memoir of Eleanor Roosevelt’s life, work, and enduring commitment to human rights.
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