CLEAN : Four Freedoms Award presented to Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya in Netherlands

The speaker shares personal struggles and highlights Mrs. Sikorski's inspirational role in Belarus. They emphasize the need to defend democracy and freedom, referencing President Roosevelt's message. The speaker warns of the dangers posed by regimes in the Kremlin and Minsk, urging action against tyranny. They conclude with a conviction that history and the future belong to those who fight for freedom.

What message did President Roosevelt convey in his 1941 state of the Union address regarding democracy and freedom of speech?

How does the speaker describe the regimes in the Kremlin and Minsk?

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of dictators and their ability to change?

In what ways does the speaker express hope amidst the struggles for freedom in Belarus and Ukraine?

What is the speaker's conviction regarding the role of dictators in shaping history?