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

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Abbazia, Patrick, 67
Mr. Roosevelt’s Navy: Th e
Private War of the Atlantic
Fleet, 1939–1942, 18n27,
19n29, 21n32–33, 43n30,
44n35, 63–64nn29–31,
65n33, 66–67nn38–39,
70nn46–47, 72n50, 73n52
Adams, Henry M.
Harry Hopkins: A Biography,
234n37–39, 322n44
Administration of the Navy
Department in World War II
(Furer), 42n29, 43n30, 83n16
Admiral Ambassador to Russia
(Standley and Ageton), 374n4,
376n14
Admiral Kimmel’s Story (Kimmel),
405–6nn133–36, 416n20,
419n26–27, 495n7, 495n10,
558n30, 613n8, 614n11, 616n15
Aff ectionately, FDR: A Son’s Story
of a Lonely Man (Roosevelt and
Shalett), 330n66, 550n4
Ageton, Arthur A., 374n4
Admiral Ambassador to Russia,
376n14
911
Name Index
Albion, Robert Greenhalgh
Forrestal and the Navy, 84n17
America First: Th e Battle Against
Intervention, 1940–1941 (Cole),
113n3
American Foreign Policy in the
Making, 1932–1940 (Beard),
9n6, 50nn48–49
And I Was Th ere: Pearl Harbor and
Midway−Breaking the Secrets
(Layton, Pineau, Costello),
316n19, 414n13
Anderson, Walter S., 426
Ando, 259
Andrews, Adolphus, 493
Arnold, Henry Harley
Army Pearl Harbor Board,
446n20, 447, 454–55
defense of U.S. interests in the
Pacifi c, 166
Roosevelt’s War Cabinet, 142
U.S. aid to England, 23–24
Arsenal of Democracy: Th e Story
of American War Production
(Nelson), 210–11nn18–19
Austin, Warren R., 335
Back Door to War: Th e Roosevelt
Foreign Policy, 1933–1941
(Tansill), 10n9, 11n11