Pearl Harbor

Hourly History

may 2018 · World War 2 Battles Libro 2 · Hourly History

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt described December 7, 1941, the date when the Japanese launched a surprise attack against the United States while the two countries were still officially at peace, as a day that would live in infamy. The action hurled the United States into the global conflict of World War II, a violent conflagration that the nation, fiercely isolationist, had intended to ignore. But the rising tide of militarism across the globe meant that American neutrality could not last. War was contagious, and sooner or later, no matter how a nation tried to quarantine itself, the infection would find it.

To the people of the United States, the attack came as a complete surprise. Perhaps Americans should have expected it. Tensions between the U.S. and Japan had been steadily increasing throughout the year, and American sanctions against Japan were hindering the efforts of the Japanese to become the dominant power in the Pacific.

Inside you will read about...

America Opens the Door to Japan

Pearl Harbor, Home of the Shark Goddess

Air Raid Pearl Harbor, This Is No Drill

The Commanders

The Story of a Survivor

And much more!

Explore the attack on Pearl Harbor, the pivotal event that thrust the United States into World War II. From the surprise assault to its lasting impact, this book captures the drama and significance of that fateful day. Perfect for history enthusiasts and WWII readers.

Get your copy today and uncover the story behind the day that changed history!

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