The Victory Home: 
Pearl Harbor


Poster:  Help Bring Them Back to You! Make Yours a Victory Home!
The attack on Pearl Harbor interrupted a "normal" Sunday afternoon and changed life forever for Americans.
 
 
 
Photos FDR's Speech Audio and Video Online Exhibits

 
 
 
 

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Updated 11/12/04.
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Photos

Photo-essay about the attack

Air Raid Pearl Harbor: This Is No Drill!!!


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FDR's Speech

A Day Which Will Live in Infamy":  The First Typed Draft of Franklin D. Roosevelt's War Address (Scroll down and click on page numbers to see original draft with handwritten changes; there are also audio excerpts of the speech.)

Later draft of FDR's speech, with handwritten changes (Click on thumbnails to see readable copy.)

FDR's speech to Congress:  Declaration of War (Scroll down for final text and click for audio of entire speech.)

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Audio and Video

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The Bombing of Pearl Harbor

Voices of World War II: Experiences From the Front and at Home

Pearl Harbor Attack Sounds

Sound Portraits, The Day After Pearl Harbor
 
80 Rounds in Our Pants Pockets

This is no joke, this is war

After the Day of Infamy: "Man on the Street" Interviews Following the Attack on Pearl Harbor


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News Parade:  Bombing of Pearl Harbor
 

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Online Exhibits

We Witnessed the Attack on Pearl Harbor

Ginger’s Pearl Harbor diary

     December 7 entry

Pearl Harbor Remembered

    Survivors' Remembrances
 

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