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7 December 1941 Pearl Harbor
7 December 1941 Pearl Harbor
Author: Andrew A. Wiest
Condition: Good
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7 December 1941: Pearl Harbor by Andrew A. Wiest is a compact, photo-driven chronicle of the Japanese surprise attack that plunged the United States into World War II. The book traces the origins and development of the Pearl Harbor naval base, the planning and chronology of the attack, the battle damage and human cost, and the aftermath and commemoration—using visual storytelling to place the events of that single day within the wider Pacific-theater and global context.
Published by Amber Books (ISBN 9781838862657), this pictorial campaign history is heavily illustrated with approximately 160 authentic photographs—many claimed as never-before-seen—including aerial views, images taken before, during, and after the attack, and shots of ships, aircraft, key figures, and memorials such as the USS Arizona; detailed captions and concise narrative make it a readable, richly documented visual reference for general readers and history enthusiasts alike.
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Title / Authors / Edition
2194 Days of War: An Illustrated Chronology of the Second World War
Cesare Salmaggi (compiler)
Alfredo Pallavisini (compiler)
English translation from Italian original
ISBN: 0831788852
Type of Book / Format
Illustrated chronology
Day‑by‑day history
Pictorial history
Reference work
World War II timeline
Non‑fiction military history
Encyclopedic overview (chronological entries)
Temporal Scope
Global coverage of major events in sequence
Geographical / Theater Coverage
Western Front (Europe)
Eastern Front (Europe)
Mediterranean theater
North African campaign
Pacific theater
Atlantic (naval and air war)
Asian theaters (including China and Southeast Asia)
Operations / Campaigns (explicitly included as dated events in a complete WWII chronology)
Invasion of Poland, 1939
Fall of France, 1940
Battle of Britain
Operation Barbarossa (German invasion of the USSR)
North African campaign (including battles of El Alamein)
Pacific war campaigns (including Pearl Harbor, island campaigns)
Battle of the Atlantic
Strategic bombing campaigns in Europe and Japan
Italian campaign (including Sicily and mainland Italy)
Operation Overlord / Normandy landings
Allied advance in Western Europe (including Market Garden and the Ardennes / Battle of the Bulge)
Final campaigns in Germany and the fall of Berlin
Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
End of war in Europe and Asia (surrenders)
Main Nations / Blocs Involved
Axis powers (Germany, Italy, Japan and allies)
Allied powers (including United Kingdom, United States, Soviet Union, France, China, Commonwealth countries)
Branches of Service / Focus Areas
Combined arms warfare (army, navy, air force)
Land campaigns and battles
Air warfare and strategic bombing
Weapons, Vehicles, and Military Technology
No single weapon system is the exclusive or primary focus (broad survey rather than technical monograph)
Visual and Cartographic Content
Extensive illustrations
Battle maps and campaign overviews
Visual reference for key events and fronts
Structure and Content Features
Chronological arrangement
Concise event descriptions
Index and reference‑style navigation (by date and subject)
Notable Historical Figures (as part of global WWII coverage and introductory background)
Adolf Hitler (Nazi Germany leadership and decisions)
Benito Mussolini (Fascist Italy)
Emperor Hirohito and Japanese leadership
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman
Joseph Stalin
Other political and military leaders mentioned in connection with key events and conferences (e.g., Allied summits, declarations, surrenders)
Descriptive / Thematic Keywords (grounded in the book’s global, chronological scope)
World War II — comprehensive overview
Global conflict history
Military operations chronology
Campaign and battle summaries
High‑level strategic developments (front movements and major offensives)
Political and diplomatic milestones (alliances, declarations, conferences)
Casualty‑rich major battles (as dated entries, not in‑depth single‑battle study)
Reference tool for researchers and students of WWII
Book Condition: Good
Book Condition: Good
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Good: A Few Scars or Shell Shock
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Fair: Battle-Hardened
Visible signs of a long campaign. Expect some stains, bent pages, and perhaps some minor tears on the cover. It’s seen the trenches, but the intel inside is still solid.
Poor: Survived Iwo Jima
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