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

Subject Index 899
England
alliance with USSR, 96
attitude toward Japan under
Chamberlain, 16
Battle of Britain, 25
Burma Road, 15, 25, 46
eff ects on U.S. negotiations with
Japan, 180–81
France’s fall to Germany and,
31–33
secret agents in U.S., 35, 165
See also Churchill, Winston
England, U.S. support for
destroyers for bases agreement,
41–45
escorts for British ships, 66–67,
70–73
FDR’s correspondence with
Churchill, 17, 29–39, 52, 67–69,
849
Ingersoll’s talks with British
Admiralty, 13, 845
JCC investigation
Kimmel’s testimony regarding,
684–95, 705
Short’s testimony regarding,
715–16
testimony regarding, 657–62,
677–78
joint warning to Japan, 234–37
military procurement, 22–25,
36–39, 48–49, 53–58
military staff conversations, 39,
60–62
mobilization of U.S. troops,
103–04
NCI testimony regarding, 530
off ensive action toward Japanese,
161–63, 197–98
promise of armed support,
266–67, 284–87, 332–34, 339,
857–61
public opinion and, 112–14
rejection of Modus Vivendi, 149,
155–56
summary of involvement, 845–52
ultimatum to Japan, 100–01, 306
Enterprise (U.S. carrier), 176
Ethiopia, 845
Exclusion Act, 6
Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI), 35
fl eet of the United States. See U.S.
fl eet
Flying Tigers, 59
Formosa, 158
Fourteen Part reply
APHB testimony regarding, 469,
479
Clark Investigation, 568–70
Clausen Investigation, 578
delivery of, 274, 276–77, 287–89,
305
Hewitt Inquiry, 588
Hull’s knowledge of, 324
interception and decoding of,
270–72, 282–84
JCC investigation
Bratton’s testimony regarding,
782–84, 787–89, 806–10
Gerow’s testimony regarding,
635
Kramer’s testimony regarding,
773–75, 789, 798–806
Marshall’s testimony regarding,
627, 637–38, 642
Miles’s testimony regarding,
631
Saff ord’s testimony regarding,
752
Stark’s receipt of, 812–16
testimony regarding, 779–80,
782–89