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

Subject Index 905
Minority Report on Pearl Harbor
investigation, viii
Modus Vivendi
China’s objections to, 137–41,
144–47, 149–51, 180, 853
proposal of, 133–36, 853
reply to U.S. ultimatum, 269–79,
282–84
U.S. counterproposal, 142–47
U.S. rejection of, 149–56
U.S. reply, 159–60, 176–77, 184
Monroe Doctrine, 14
Mukden explosion, 6
National Defense Mediation Board,
209
Naval Base Defense Air Force
Operation Plan, 591
Naval Limitation and Non-
Fortifi cation Treaty, 5–6
Navy Court of Inquiry (NCI)
appointees to court, 493–94
attempts to conceal fi ndings,
554–66
fi ndings and consequences of,
546–47
Japanese intercepts, introduction
of, 494–96
Japanese intercepts, testimony
regarding, 506–30, 673, 740,
762–66
Japanese reply to U.S. ultimatum,
testimony regarding, 521–29,
537
military intelligence, testimony
regarding, 496–98, 520–30
release of report, 617–18, 738
vulnerability of fl eet, testimony
regarding, 502–06, 519, 541–45
war warning, testimony regarding,
499–502, 531–34
Nazis. See Germany
Netherlands East Indies
evacuation of Japanese residents,
189
Japanese threat to, 158, 164, 166,
198, 847, 854–55
U.S. defense of, 193, 207, 234
Winds Code message, 246
neutrality of United States, 36, 45
cash and carry purchases, 36–39
Congressional position in 1935, 8
continued movement toward
participation in the war, 193,
221–23
Japanese-Chinese War, 11, 15–16
Morgenthau’s opposition to, 23
Neutrality Act, enactment of, 8–9,
845
opposition to, 23, 34
Patrol Force, 18–21, 45, 70, 846,
849
Roosevelt’s assurance of, 17, 21,
49–52
Roosevelt’s campaign against, 20
violations of, 56, 62, 65, 96–97
Nevada (U.S. battleship), 353
New Deal, 24, 36, 78, 338
New Order agreement, 14–15, 22,
141
news coverage
APHB and NCI reports, 618
Army Pearl Harbor Board,
562–66
of Army Pearl Harbor Board
reports, 652–53
of Greaves’s attendance at JCC
investigation, 651
of Knox’s report, 358–59
of Senate Bill S.805, 614–15
of Tojo’s speech, 182–83
Niblack (U.S. destroyer), 63
Nine Power Treaty of 1922, 12
Non-Fortifi cation Treaty, 5–6
“Nonrecognition doctrine,” 6