英語 での The attack on pearl harbor の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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After the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War 2, Canada declared war on Japan before the United States did.
Tojo ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor, widely considered a war crime, since Japan did not declare war on the U.S. first.
Japanese admiral who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941(1884-1943).
Was the attack on Pearl Harbor considered a success for Japan at the time?
For the record, I'm not justifying the attack on Pearl Harbor.
One day after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt addressed Congress, which approved his war resolution with one dissenting vote.
The attack on Pearl Harbor began at 0755 on the morning of December 7, 1941.
For example the German version insisted that the attack on Pearl Harbor was not a surprise, but that point is not made in the French version.
Hiroshima is already a sister city with Honolulu, where the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred, and there has already been reconciliation at the civilian level.
Two days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Mississippi left Iceland for the Pacific.
In 1942, forty years after my great-grandfather had come to the United States, the attack on Pearl Harbor took place.
By the time the message reached the telegraph station in Honolulu, the attack on Pearl Harbor had already begun.
He was a fighter pilot by the name of Commander Fusata Iida who was hit during the attack on Pearl Harbor and gave up on returning to his aircraft carrier.
While touring the museum I did notice that the rationalizations for the attack on Pearl Harbor were extensive and that there was barely any mention of POWs or atrocities committed by Japan during the war.
Commemorating the forced relocation and internment of Japanese Americans following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the event also celebrated the unique contributions that Japanese Americans made towards the United States' war efforts.
Soon after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the Japanese YMCA was taken over by the American government, and the process of incarcerating over 100,000 Japanese into internment camps began.