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Subject Index 901
Hewitt Inquiry
conclusions, 593–96
Japanese codes, testimony
regarding, 583–90, 740
reasons for, 419, 567–68
war warning, testimony regarding,
585, 593
Hong Kong, 189, 349
Hood (British battle cruiser), 64
“hot line” telephone, 29
Hyperion (British destroyer), 20
Iceland, 66, 70
India, 189
Indianapolis (U.S. carrier), 176
Indochina
Japanese
occupation of, 135, 846,
850–51
off er to remove troops, 137
presence in, 184–89, 203–04,
233–35
threat to, 126, 147, 158–60,
854–55
Kimmel’s testimony regarding
war plans, 700, 704
observation of Japanese convoys,
257, 264
Schulz’s testimony regarding
Japanese threat to, 792–93
Short’s testimony regarding war
plans, 714
internment of Japanese, 263
Italy, 195, 258, 845
Japan
ambassadors from. See Kurusu,
Saburo; Nomura, Kichisaburo
American-Dutch-British (ADB)
Conversations. See American-
Dutch-British (ADB)
Conversations
anticipated war with, 191–201,
210–11, 232–36, 239–43,
306–09
APHB testimony regarding
relations with U.S., 466–71
attack on Pearl Harbor, 316–26,
843–45
attempts to negotiate with U.S.,
94–96, 99–100, 122–27, 181,
849–50, 852–53
breakdown of diplomatic
relations with the U.S., 179–87,
244–45
considerations of war with
United States, 156–60
declaration of war, 862
destruction of code machines,
213–17, 590
deterioration of relations with
U.S., 10–17, 75–78, 97–98,
111–12, 117–20, 176–77
diplomatic codes of. See codes,
Japanese
expiration of treaty with United
States, 40
Fourteen Part reply. See Fourteen
Part reply
German-Japanese Anti-
Comintern Pact, 10
Grew’s testimony regarding,
623–24
infl ammatory speech by Prime
Minister Tojo, 181–83
international relations before
WWII, 4–7
military buildup in Indochina. See
Indochina
occupation of French Indochina.
See French Indochina
occupation of Manchuria, 4–5
One p.m. Message. See One p.m.
Message