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Tora Tora Tora - Il giorno del disonore : Le grandi battaglie della seconda guerra mondiale

by Carl Smith

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Il 7 dicembre 1941 fu un giorno decisivo della Seconda guerra mondiale: gli Stati Uniti furono trascinati nel conflitto. Sei portaerei giapponesi scatenarono il loro pieno carico in due ondate contro la Flotta del Pacifico, ormeggiata a Pearl Harbour. Questo libro rivela eventi sconosciuti che hanno preceduto il raid e dissipa tutte le illazioni che sono fiorite intorno al giorno fatale, un giorno, come disse Franklin D. Roosevelt, che "vivrà nell'infamia". ( )
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