Demystifying Pearl Harbor: A New Perspective from Japan World WAR II, History

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Demystifying Pearl Harbor is a useful primer on the road to the Pacific War. Preliminary notes and appendixes provide a convenient overview of the institutions of Japanese wartime decision making and a timetable of key political and diplomatic events in Asia, Europe, and the United States between 1931 and 1951. Parts 2 and 3 offer a general narrative of bilateral relations from the first Sino-Japanese War (1894-95) to Pearl Harbor. Based upon Iguchi's reading of secondary sources, these sections serve best as an overview of major debates about the road to war: nomenclature for the conflict; relationship between the Sino-Japanese War and the Pacific War and the nature of both; the reality of "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity"; the role of U.S. code breaking in the breakdown of U.S.-Japan negotiations; President Franklin D. Roosevelt's abandonment of a planned modus vivendi with Japan in November 1941; U.S. intentions behind the Hull Note of November 26, 1941; and a possible conspiracy by Roosevelt and/or British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to bring the United States into war.

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