“@BeschlossDC: This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941: #FDRL pic.twitter.com/DXY7hvDHUp”
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“@BeschlossDC: This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941: #FDRL pic.twitter.com/DXY7hvDHUp”
“@BeschlossDC: This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941: #FDRL pic.twitter.com/pFdXMwNHaf”
“@BeschlossDC: This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941: #FDRL pic.twitter.com/bPvBzIGtDd”
RT @BeschlossDC This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941:pic.twitter.com/r0WN8DFy8l
See! @BeschlossDC @francie57 I knew Blutarsky was right all along!
@BeschlossDC Interesting that there is no mention of the Arizona.
@pimlius @BeschlossDC I was intrigued by no reference to the Arizona as well. Any explanation?
“@BeschlossDC: This is Pearl Harbor attack report given to President Franklin Roosevelt, tomorrow 1941: #FDRL pic.twitter.com/1QieCygt07”
@BeschlossDC Two planes had Swastikas on them? In all my research I've never heard that. Was that eventually confirmed?
@BeschlossDC never knew about swastika, amazing such a document using a phrase like jap now a days would be so frowned upon
@BeschlossDC Swastikas on Japanese planes? First I ever heard that. Faulty early information?
@BeschlossDC The problem and Congress fail to act on the rumors of the potential attack, so over 2,500 person were killed at Pearl Harbor
@BeschlossDC spoiler alert @RealTimeWWII
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