"Notes Reveal U.S. Confusion 9 Hours After Pearl Harbor" by Mary Spargo, April 12, 1946
This article is based on information disclosed by the congressional Pearl Harbor inquiry. It discusses the confusion that reigned in the White House and among congressional leaders in the hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Resource Identifier
Confusion
Citation
William L. Neumann papers, Collection No. 5707, Box 2, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
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