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Sunday In Hell Bill Mcwilliams

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Sunday In Hell Bill Mcwilliams
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Publisher: Open Road Media
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.56 MB
Author: Bill McWilliams
ISBN: 9781497602373, 1497602378
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Sunday In Hell Bill Mcwilliams by Bill Mcwilliams 9781497602373, 1497602378 instant download after payment.

Using long established historical records and contemporary journals as well as recently-released war-time documents, Bill McWilliams has created a brand-new minute-by-minute narrative of the Day that Will Live in Infamy. Told from the point-of-view of dozens of characters from Generals and Admirals and politicians and diplomats down to deckhands and private soldiers and also innocent civilians at all levels, this panoramic overview of one of the most traumatizing and shocking events in American history puts the reader in a spot where they can understand the big picture of strategy and tactics as well as the intimate detail of what the chaos, violence and sudden death felt like to people immersed in the surprise of an armed attack on American soil.December 7, 1941 was a turning point in the history of the United States, which had been teetering on a decision between isolationism and intervention. It can be argued that every U.S. military engagement since then has been affected...

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