Pearl Harbor: The Seeds and Fruits of Infamy - Ludwig von Mises ...

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been intercepted by Saff ord and his crew before the war began.
And Leo Blum, nephew and friend, visited me several times in
Irvington encouraging me and helping with the manuscript. I
have profi ted also from the comments made and the questions
asked by many of Percy’s friends and students, who had been
fascinated by his account of Pearl Harbor whenever he spoke on
the subject formally in lectures and informally in our living room.
I can only hope he would have approved of what I have done to
transform his life-long labor of love into a manuscript suitable
for publication.
Bettina Bien Greaves, Editor
(Mrs. Percy L. Greaves. Jr.)