KURUSU BLUNTLY WARNED NATION READY FOR BATTLE
Washington officials did not expect an attack on Pearl Harbor but Honolulu residents sensed war one week before the strike. A facsimile from the Christian Science Monitor reproduces the Honolulu Advertiser view on November 30 1941 and the looming conflict with Japan.
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