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Geoffrey Blainey. VI Pearl Harbor , in 1941 , was almost a replay of Port Arthur Months before the Japanese attack ... Pearl Harbor ' . At Washington however the Office of Naval Intelligence dismissed the possi- bility , and at Pearl ...
Geoffrey Blainey. VI Pearl Harbor , in 1941 , was almost a replay of Port Arthur Months before the Japanese attack ... Pearl Harbor ' . At Washington however the Office of Naval Intelligence dismissed the possi- bility , and at Pearl ...
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... Pearl Harbor . The radar warning was neglected . A Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was clearly not expected ; though war seemed likely it would surely not be a war near Pearl Harbor . At five minutes to eight however the war reached ...
... Pearl Harbor . The radar warning was neglected . A Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was clearly not expected ; though war seemed likely it would surely not be a war near Pearl Harbor . At five minutes to eight however the war reached ...
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... Pearl Harbor : ' one should strike as hard as possible and not waste time declaring war ' . He did waste time how- ever to declare war on the United States in December 1941 . - The shock felt by tens of millions of Americans when the ...
... Pearl Harbor : ' one should strike as hard as possible and not waste time declaring war ' . He did waste time how- ever to declare war on the United States in December 1941 . - The shock felt by tens of millions of Americans when the ...
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