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The nerve centre of the Cabinet War Rooms underneath London's Great George St
The nerve centre of the Cabinet War Rooms underneath London's Great George St

The nerve centre of the Cabinet War Rooms underneath London's Great George St

Date5/27/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: The nerve centre of the Cabinet War Rooms underneath London's Great George St. was this jumbled, paper-strewn Map Room, left just as it was when World War II ended. Just outside is the phone room which Churchill used when he spoke to President Roosevelt on the scrambler phone.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038131F
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