Kurusu Warned Nation Of Imminent Battle
The Honolulu Advertiser warned of a Japan attack on Pearl Harbor a week before it occurred, as shown by a facsimile reprinted from the Christian Science Monitor dated November 30, 1941. It notes Washington leaders like President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull did not expect the strike, while Honolulu residents sensed danger.
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