Fireside chats on banking crisis

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The Fireside chats on the banking crisis were Franklin D. Roosevelt’s early radio addresses reassuring Americans about the safety of the banking system and explaining his New Deal measures to restore financial stability.

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instanceOf political communication
public address
radio address series
explainsPolicy Emergency Banking Act
surface form: Emergency Banking Act of 1933

banking holiday proclamation
federal inspection of banks
reopening of sound banks
hasAssociatedInstitution Federal Reserve System
United States Department of the Treasury
surface form: United States Treasury Department
hasAssociatedPolicyProgram New Deal
hasAudience American public
hasBroadcastFormat evening address
hasBroadcastNetwork CBS Radio
NBC Blue Network
surface form: NBC Radio
hasContext Great Depression
Emergency Banking Act
surface form: United States banking crisis of 1933
hasCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
hasDateOfFirstBroadcast 1933-03-12
hasEffect encouraged redeposit of hoarded cash into banks
restored public confidence in the banking system
strengthened support for New Deal banking reforms
hasHistoricalSignificance early use of mass radio for direct presidential communication
model for crisis communication by political leaders
hasLanguage English
hasLocation Washington, D.C.
hasMainSpeaker President Franklin D. Roosevelt
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt
hasMedium radio
hasPresidentNumber 32nd President of the United States
hasPurpose explain New Deal banking measures
reassure Americans about the safety of the banking system
hasRhetoricalStrategy direct address to listeners as individuals
simple explanations of complex financial issues
hasStartTime 1933-03-12
hasStyle conversational tone
informal address
hasTargetEmotion increase trust in government
reduce fear
hasTitleOfFirstTalk On the Bank Crisis
hasTopic New Deal
bank holiday
banking crisis
banking reform
deposit safety
financial stability
public confidence in banks
isPartOf Fireside chats on banking crisis self-linksurface differs
surface form: Fireside chats
usesTechnology radio broadcasting

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Hundred Days hasKeyEvent Fireside chats on banking crisis
subject surface form: Hundred Days (FDR)
Fireside chats on banking crisis isPartOf Fireside chats on banking crisis self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Fireside chats
CBS Radio mediumOf Fireside chats on banking crisis
this entity surface form: Fireside Chats