President Franklin D. Roosevelt kept his illness, particularly his polio diagnosis and subsequent health challenges, secret to maintain public confidence in his leadership. During a time of significant national crisis, including the Great Depression and World War II, he believed that revealing his vulnerabilities could undermine his authority and ability to govern effectively. Additionally, there was a societal stigma surrounding disabilities at the time, which may have further motivated him to present a strong, capable image to the American public.
President Roosevelt had heart desease and polio.
roverEleanor Roosevelt's secret service code name was Rover.
POLIO
Theodore Roosevelt's father, Theodore Roosevelt, Sr. died on February 9, 1878. He was only 46. He kept his illness secret from his son, and Teddy did not get to talk to his father before he died. Teddy was in school at Harvard.
Franklin Roosevelt had an illness called Polio, which restricted the use of his legs.
Poliomyelitis, or polio.
He suffered from clinical depression
Keep It a Secret was created in 1952.
It was Rover.
The first chief of the Secret Service was William Wood.
To keep a secret = Guardar un/el secretoPlease keep it a secret = Guárdame el secreto
By not telling anyone the secret, keep the secret a secret.