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Bess Truman (født Elizabeth Virginia Wallace 13. februar 1885 i Independence i Missouri, død 18. oktober 1982 i Independence i Missouri), var president Harry S. Trumans ektefelle og USAs førstedame fra 1945 til 1953.. Elizabeth Virginia Wallace ble kjent med sin fremtidige mann mens de gikk på samme skole i Independence i Missouri. Som førstedame satte hun ikke pris på store sosiale ...
Bess Truman Collection. Dates: 1845-2008. The Bess Truman Collection consists of documents related to Mrs. Bess Wallace Truman that were provided by various donors. The collection consists mostly of correspondence between Mrs. Truman and her friends and acquaintances, but also includes documents related to Mrs. Truman’s childhood and family.
Bess Truman and her new husband chose to live in the Gates house, which after the death of Madge Wallace in 1952 became the Truman house by purchase from Bess’s brothers. During the 1920s, while Bess’s husband first conducted a haberdashery in Kansas City (1919–1922) and then was eastern judge of Jackson County (1923–1924) and presiding judge (1927–1934), the Truman family lived at ...
Bess Truman och hennes blivande make träffades som barn i söndagsskolan, och redan då lär han ha blivit betagen i hennes blonda lockar och blå ögon. De gifte sig den 28 juni 1919 och i äktenskapet föddes en dotter, Margaret Truman. Bess Truman beskrivs som blyg och försynt, och ogillade officiella ceremonier och att stå i rampljuset.
12 de feb. de 2013 · When he could, Truman made trips to see Bess, traveling to Independence by carriage or train. But, given the distance, much of his courting happened in handwritten letters he sent beginning on ...
Bess Truman trovava la mancanza di privacy della Casa Bianca davvero sgradevole, così come non apprezzava particolarmente la vita mondana a cui il suo ruolo la costringeva. Benché riuscì a soddisfare tutti i compiti che gravavano sulla first lady, Bess Truman si limitò a fare solo ciò che riteneva necessario.
Harry S. Truman (May 8, 1884 – December 26, 1972) was the 33rd president of the United States, serving from 1945 to 1953.A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as a United States senator from Missouri from 1935 to 1945 and briefly as the 34th vice president in 1945 under Franklin D. Roosevelt.Assuming the presidency after Roosevelt's death, Truman implemented the Marshall ...
