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- Pearl Harbor survivor witnesses history — twice
- One Last Mission for Ship Sunk in Pearl Harbor Attack
- Details of attack still vivid for USS Arizona veterans
- Once Enemies, Pearl Harbor Vets Reconcile in Hawaii
- On Pearl Harbor Day, a move to expand Texas memorial
- Pearl Harbor Survivors Meet for Last Time
- Pacific Aviation Museum in Hangar 37 at Ford Island opening Dec. 7
- Japanese Vet Seeking Peace at Pearl
- Pearl Harbor Memorial Event Inspired By Life Of Coats Veteran
Commentary
- Robert Trumbull: A Day of Infamy, Two Years of Hard Work
- Richard K. Neumann Jr.: The Myth That “Eight Battleships Were Sunk” At Pearl Harbor
- John Keegan: One Day in History: Dec. 7, 1941
- George Feifer: Why We Should Remember Our Role in Forcing Open Japan When We Commemorate Pearl Harbor
- Daniel Honan: Is the New World War II Monument Fascist?
- Thomas Fleming: Pearl Harbor Hype
- Hollywood: 3 Top Movie Myths About Pearl Harbor
- Ira Chernus: The Pearl Harbor Myth
- Mike Mattocks: Pearl Harbor One Year Later: How We Remembered THAT Anniversary
- Georgina M. Taylor: According to Bush World War II Began with the Attack on Pearl Harbor. Say What?
- HNN Staff: CNN's Pearl Harbor Mistake
- Gerhard Weinberg: Hitler's Plan to Attack America
- Alexander DeConde: Buchanan's Unwarranted Conclusions
- Norm Goda: Pat Buchanan Got His Facts Wrong
- Anthony D'Agostino: In the Battle Between Pat Buchanan and Winston Churchill, Churchill Wins
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- Japan, South Korea raise stakes in dispute over forced labor. History helps explain the conflict.
- The President Didn't Always Have Power Over Trade Deals
- A female historian wrote a book. Two male historians went on NPR to talk about it. They never mentioned her name. It’s Sarah Milov.
- Her Book in Limbo, Naomi Wolf Fights Back
- Louie Howland, editor and award-winning maritime historian, dies at 81
- ‘Uncharted Territory’: For Historians Navigating Online Hate, a Scholarly Association Offers a Map
- Smithsonian interested in obtaining migrant children's drawings depicting their time in US custody
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