Pearl Harbor Address to the Nation: Shout-Outs
Pearl Harbor Address to the Nation: Shout-Outs
In-Text References
Historical and Political References
77th United States Congress (1, 22, 26)
Geographical References
United States (1, 2, 3, 6, 18, 26)
Japan (1, 2, 5, 16, 26)
Pacific region (2, 16)
Oahu (4)
Hawaii (5, 7)
San Francisco (9)
Honolulu (9)
Malaya (10)
Hong Kong (11)
Guam (12)
The Philippines (13)
Wake Island (14)
Midway Island (15)
People References
Vice President Henry Wallace (1)
Speaker Sam Rayburn (1)
Ambassador Kichisaburō Nomura (3)
Sec'y of State Cordell Hull (3)
References to This Text
Literary and Philosophical References
Any book, magazine, etc. devoted to Franklin D. Roosevelt
Any book, magazine, etc. devoted to the Pacific War or World War II from the perspective of the United States
Any book, magazine, etc. that talks about how American foreign policy has changed over the years
After 9/11, many parallels were made between that and Pearl Harbor, so you see a lot of mentions in 9/11 articles and books as well. Two of our favorites:
- "Pearl Harbor Parallels 9-11" by Donna Miles
- "Days of infamy: Twin legacies of 9/11 and Pearl Harbor" by Brittany Anas
Historical and Political References
World War II Memorial, Washington, D.C.
"9/11 Address to the Nation," George W. Bush (this speech was totally modeled after Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor speech; can you spot the similarities?)
Pop Culture References
Movies
Air Force
Betrayal from the East
Bombardier
Man from Frisco
Prelude to War
Wake Island
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Pearl Harbor
…and pretty much every other movie ever that mentions that Pacific War or FDR in any way, shape, or form.