Day of Infamy, 60th Anniversary

By Walter Lord

A special 60th anniversary edition of Walter Lord's bestselling *Day of Infamy* offers a definitive, human-centered re-creation of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Known for his work on *A Night to Remember*, Lord vividly traces the human drama of that infamous day, from the Japanese pilots and spies to the American crews, soldiers, and civilians who experienced the attack. His meticulous research involved over 14,000 miles of travel, interviews with more than 500 individuals from both sides, and exhaustive study of primary sources, revealing previously untold details. This acclaimed account provides an unparalleled and inspiring look into one of American history's most pivotal events.
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