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During World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) made several significant flights, most notably to the Casablanca Conference in Morocco in 1943 and to the Tehran Conference in Iran later that same year. These meetings were crucial for coordinating Allied strategies with leaders like Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin. FDR also flew to Quebec, Canada, for the Quadrant Conference in 1943 to discuss military strategy. His travels underscored the importance of direct diplomacy among Allied leaders during the war.

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