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

Subject Index 909
attack on Kra Peninsula and,
198–99
Japanese reinforcement of
Mandates, 158
Japanese threat to, 854–55
Kimmel’s testimony regarding
war plans, 700, 704
promise of armed support by
U.S., 266, 287, 860
U.S. warning to Japan regarding,
164, 234
war warning and, 189, 864
See also Kra Isthmus
Tripartite Pact
imminent break in Japanese-U.S.
relations, 194–95
infl uence on Japanese
negotiations, 850
initiation of, 26, 846
JCC investigation, testimony
regarding, 680–81, 685
U.S. involvement in war and, 186,
848
Tuscaloosa (U.S. heavy cruiser),
20–21, 56
unemployment, 24, 36, 338
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
See USSR
U.S. Constitution, 92, 199, 287, 307,
843
U.S. Exclusion Act of 1924, 6
U.S. fl eet
attempts to strengthen, 80–84,
101–03, 451–52
escorts for British ships, 66–67,
70–73
inventory of, 272–73
Japanese observation of, 108–10,
232–33, 260, 590. See also Ships
in Harbor message
JCC investigation
testimony regarding attempts
to strengthen, 660–61
testimony regarding defensive
patrols in the Pacifi c, 735–37
testimony regarding escorts for
British ships, 695–96
observation of Japanese convoys,
199–200, 256–58, 853, 856
off ensive action toward Japanese,
162–63
placement in Hawaii, 27–28,
45–48
presence in Midway and Wake,
313
presence in Philippines, 85–88
ships moved to Atlantic, 64
transfer of ships from Pacifi c to
Atlantic, 92–93, 175–76, 451–
52, 677–78, 848
U.S.-British military agreements
and, 687–91, 705. See
also American-British-
Conversations (ABC)
vulnerability of fl eet, 846–47, 863
vulnerability of fl eet, JCC
testimony regarding, 676–78,
682
vulnerability of fl eet, NCI
testimony regarding, 502–06,
541–45
U.S. House committee on Foreign
Aff airs, 10
USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics)
aid to China, 4–5
aim of Comintern, 9–10
Allied support of, 685–86, 849
establishment of relations by U.S.,
845
German invasion of, 96–97