Pearl Harbor (34 page)

Roosevelt, James (father)

Roosevelt, James (son)

as FDR's walking aide

as marine

and Pearl Harbor, attack on

Roosevelt, John (son)

Roosevelt, Sara (mother)

death of

Roosevelt, Theodore (cousin)

Rosenberg, Alfred

Rosenthal, Harold

Rostrum, traveling speaking, and White House security

Rumelt, Ruth Jane

Rumor.
See
Misinformation and rumors

Russia

and nonaggression pact

Sabotage, fear of

Safe houses, and White House security

San Francisco Naval Station

Sandburg, Carl

Schulz, Lester

Secret Service

and presidential protection

and weapons

and White House security report

See also
White House security

Security.
See
Secret Service

Selective Service Act

Self-censorship

Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Senate Joint Resolution

September 11 attack

Sevareid, Eric

Shanghai

Sherwood, Robert

and Japanese target, speculation about

Shield, protective, and White House security

Shih, Hu

Short, Walter

and misinformation and rumors

and Pearl Harbor, as citadel

Siberia

Singapore

Sinnott, Joe

Smith, Alfred E.

Smith, Merriman

Soviet Union

Spain

Spanish-American War

Stalin, Joseph

Stark, Harold “Betty,”

and damage reports

and FDR's war address

and fourteen-part Japanese message

and Japanese invasion, fear of

and Pearl Harbor, attack on, naval officials' announcement of

and warning message

Starling, Edmund

Steel exports

Steel shield, and White House security

Stimson, Henry

and cabinet war briefing

and China

and congressional leaders, FDR's address to

and damage report

and Japanese Americans

and Japan's target, speculation about

and oil embargo

and Pearl Harbor, attack on, naval officials' announcement of

as secretary of war

Stimson Doctrine

Supreme Court

Surprise, element of

and Philippines

Swanson, Irving

Taft, Robert

Taft, William Howard

Telephone, and reports of Pearl Harbor, attack on.
See also
News reports

Television, and reports of Pearl Harbor, attack on.
See also
News reports

Thailand

Thomas, Elmer

Thomas, Norman

Tojo, Hideki

Torpedoes

Traveling speaking rostrum, and White House security

Treasury Department

and bomb shelter

and Japanese Americans

Tripartite Pact

Trout, Robert

Tugwell, Rexford Guy

Tully, Grace

and damage reports

and FDR's radio messages

and Pearl Harbor, attack on, naval officials' announcement of

Turner, Kelly

Underground tunnel, and White House security

United Mine Workers strike

United Press

United States

declaration of war against

and declaration of war against Japan

and Hitler

and Mussolini

during World War I

Urrutia, Enrique Jr.

U.S. Army Forces in the Far East

USS
Arizona

USS
California

USS
Greer

USS
Helena

USS
Kearny

USS
Maine

USS
Nevada

USS
Oglala

USS
Oklahoma

USS
Panay

USS
Pennsylvania

USS
Raleigh

USS
Reuben James

USS
Tennessee

USS
Utah

USS
West Virginia

Valet.
See
Prettyman, Arthur

Vandenberg, Arthur

Versailles, Treaty of

Visitors, to White House

Wake Island

Walker, Frank

Wallace, Henry

War Department

War resolution, passage of

Warm Springs, Georgia

Warner, Albert

Weapons, of Secret Service

Welles, Orson

Welles, Sumner

West, J. B.

West Coast

Wheeler Field

White, William Allen

White House correspondents

White House identification

White House physician

White House press office

White House security

and air attack

and alarm system

and bomb shelter

changes in

and East Wing

and Japanese Americans

and Morgenthau

and outside barriers

and underground tunnel

and visitors

and Wilson administration

See also
Presidential protection; Secret Service

White House security report

White House Sunday-evening dinners

Wickard, Claude

Wilkie, Wendell

Wilson, Frank

Wilson, Woodrow

and declaration of war

and League of Nations

Wilson, Mrs. Woodrow

Wilson administration

Winant, John G. “Gil,”

Winslow, Lorenzo

World War I

and declaration of war

World War II

beginning of

cost of

and postwar world, transformation of

Yale University

Yamamoto, Isoruko

Copyright © 2011 by Steven M. Gillon

 

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Gillon, Steven M.

Pearl Harbor : FDR leads the Nation into war / Steven M. Gillon.

p. cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

eISBN : 978-0-465-02807-8

1. Pearl Harbor (Hawaii), Attack on, 1941. 2. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882–1945. 3. World War, 1939–1945—United States. I. Title.

D767.92.G55 2011

940.54'26693—dc23

 

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