Tom Hanks delivers remarks at The National WWII Museum

[@RedHawksOfficial]

I love the theater and Tom Hanks I’m from alabama and went to the Ww2 museum in 2018 for my birthday I’m 16 now and every time I’m in New Orleans I go there.

[@BenjaminAngeloDeutsch-tz9wf]

This is a very strong and well delivered speaking. Very much every bit a bold and truly needed show of sincerity and clarity.

[@pauloneil8531]

My moms only brother Pvt. Charles Guy was born on July 4, 1925 and was KIA on 11/11/1944. Enlisted in the 82 Airborne, but was serving with the 90th Infantry when he arrived in France in October of 1944.

[@Chodda]

earn this

[@jimreynolds3798]

I wonder if he made any island pit stops on the way…🤔

[@phreph1]

In 1943 Russia almost on its own was fighting against the fascism to give peace to the world. 27 millions Soviet people died in WW2. 80 years later no one has guts and bravery in the west to remember this. We will never forgive you!!! Amen

[@larrytestmi5976]

and the Soviet Union didn't really split Poland with the Germans in 1939.

[@mikehiggins946]

How many of the 27 million deaths do you figure Stalin was responsible for?

[@crumdoggy]

The Soviet Union made a secret deal with Germany in 1939 to carve up Poland. The Soviet Union also attacked, without provocation, Finland in 1940 prior to Germany attacking the USSR in 1941. We needed the people of the Soviet Union to destroy the German army but don’t deceive yourself that the Soviet Union was anything but what Ronald Reagan called “an evil empire”. After the war Eastern Europe would not be free until the end of the Cold War and this evil empire finally collapsed.