Warm Springs, Georgia. Franklin Delano Roosevelt poses for a portrait. He is relieved and smiling. He explains to those present that the war in Europe could end at any moment. Suddenly, his head tilts forward. They ask him if he dropped his cigarette. He explains that he has been experiencing a terrible pain in the back of his skull. FDR will die that afternoon of a cerebral hemorrhage. Three weeks later, Nazi Germany surrenders.
