Day of Infamy: Attack on Pearl Harbor - Softcover

Lord, Walter

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9781853266706: Day of Infamy: Attack on Pearl Harbor

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1853266701 ISBN 13: 9781853266706

Publisher: Wordsworth Editions Ltd, 1999

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243 pages. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout. December 7th 1941-a Date Will Live In Infamy-the United States Was Suddenly And Deliberately Attacked By Naval And Air Forces Of The Empire Of Japan.

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" There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord' s in telling the story of Pearl Harbor." -- Stephen E. Ambrose
" The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the "Titanic "and more harrowing." -- "The Atlantic"
“There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord’s in telling the story of Pearl Harbor.”—Stephen E. Ambrose
“The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the "Titanic "and more harrowing.”—"The Atlantic"
"There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord's in telling the story of Pearl Harbor."--Stephen E. Ambrose
"The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the "Titanic "and more harrowing."--"The Atlantic"

There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord's in telling the story of Pearl Harbor. "Stephen E. Ambrose"

The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the "Titanic "and more harrowing. "The Atlantic""

There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord's in telling the story of Pearl Harbor. Stephen E. Ambrose

The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the Titanic and more harrowing. The Atlantic

"There have been many books on Pearl Harbor . . . but none of them have ever equaled Lord's in telling the story of Pearl Harbor." --Stephen E. Ambrose

"The carefully planned hour-by-hour recording of the surprise assault on Pearl Harbor . . . is as engrossing as the story of the sinking of the Titanic and more harrowing." --The Atlantic

Synopsis:

Walter Lord interviewed nearly 600 participants in the tragic and treacherous attack on the USA's prime Pacific naval base in the Hawaiian Islands. From about half an hour before the attack to the realization later in the day that the pride of the American navy lay sunk or burning in the oil-blackened, wreckage-strewn waters of the harbour, the reader is given the authentic picture. It is an immensely human story - the numbed shock of the survivors, the enthusiasm of the Japanese pilots and the bravery of American sailors as well as the bewilderment and sometimes panic of the participants - is vividly described.

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