China's First Lady Speaks At Madison Square Garden

Madam Chiang Kai-shek addressed a crowd of 20,000 at Madison Square Garden, emphasizing unity and justice. Her speech, attended by nine governors, highlighted the significance of the event for Chinese Americans. She drew historical parallels, referencing Hitler and Stalingrad, to stress the importance of shaping a future where the world is united as one state, common to gods and men.

What was the significance of Madam Chiang Kai Shack's address during her transcontinental tour?

How did the presence of 9 governors, including New York Dewey, impact the event?

What message did Madam Chiang convey about the past, present, and future?

What was the goal of the common struggle mentioned in the address?

In what way did Madam Chiang's speech reflect the global context of her time?