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868 Pearl Harbor: The Seeds and Fruits of Infamy
Hewitt, Air Commodore
Royal Australian Air Force intelligence offi cer.
Layton, Walter, Sir
Director General, Programmes in the British Ministry of Supply.
Lothian (Philip Henry Kerr), Lord
Ambassador to the U.S., 1939–1940 (died in offi ce).
Earl of Lytton.
Phillips, Sir Frederick
Representative of British Treasury.
Phillips, Sir Tom S.V.
Commander–in–Chief, Eastern Fleet; lost at sea when his ship, the Prince
of Wales was sunk, December 8 (?), 1941.
Purvis, Arthur B.
Head, Anglo–French Purchasing Mission.
Ramsey A.H.M., Captain
Member of British Parliament who saw and reported messages Tyler
Kent had taken from the U.S. Embassy.
Stephenson, William, Sir
British agent, “Intrepid;” Chief, British Security Coordination in the
U.S.
Dutch
Salm, Commander
Dutch Indies naval liaison offi cer to Australian government.
French
Reynaud, Paul. French Foreign Minister.
Chinese
Chiang Kai-Shek
Generalissimo in war against Japan, 1937–1941; appointed supreme
commander, allied forces, Chinese War Th eater, January 1942; President
National Government, 1943–1949, and on Taiwan, 1950–1975.