The attack on Pearl Harbor

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How Roosevelt Provoked Tokyo's Attack On Pearl Harbor
By C. Frank Glass, The Militant, 11 December 1995. On August 29, 1945, President Truman released for publication lengthy reports by the Army and Navy giving the facts and circumstances of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. President Roosevelt was embarked on a deliberate course of war with Japan (and Germany) long before Pearl Harbor.
Pearl Harbor: Mother of all conspiracies
Extract from a book by the same title by Mark Emerson Willey. [21 May 2001]. Example of the conspiracy theory approach to history.
Surprise Party
By Michael Z, zmag, Sunday 27 May 2001. A response to the film, Pearl Harbour. Seeks to provide a context in which to understand Pearl Harbour.
Debunking movie myths: some class truth about Pearl Harbor
By Greg Butterfield, Workers WorldPearl Harbor has the potential to mislead millions of workers and young people about the real nature of World War II and the U.S. role in it. Japanese American and other Asian American groups say it could also spark a new wave of racist violence against Asian people in this country.