Japan, the United States, and Pearl Harbor

(Returning to cryptographers and their plans) The next day, they proposed a plan to deceive Japanese "clearly" (without codeword) "Midway water heater does not work". The goal is to "decode when Japan intercepts the transmission, and when the US intercepts the transmission you can find out which target is" AF ". Mission is important.

On December 7, 1941, the country of Japan bombed a US military base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. As a result, America entered World War II against Japan, Germany and Italy. Because of the war with Japan, many Americans do not believe in Japanese blood, but there is no evidence that Japanese Americans are not faithful to America. But the federal government and its military leaders decided that Japanese families can not live on the west coast of America and people of Italian and German families can stay. On February 19, 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt issued Presidential Decree No. 9066, which began to ban.

On 7 December 1941, the Japanese empire attacked Pearl Harbor. Since then, concerns about how the Japanese bombed the continent are spreading in the United States. Two months later, on February 19, 1942, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Presidential Decree 9066. This is the response of the US government to Pearl Harbor attack. With this order, Japanese Americans can be accommodated in various camps throughout the United States. The purpose of this paper is to answer to the question "What is the detention of Japanese Americans during the Pacific War in Pearl Harbor in 1941?" Through analysis of these two cases. Another purpose of this paper is to discuss the reliability of the source and how historians should use them. In this article, we first examine the events that led to the Pearl Harbor attack. It will lead to an attack on Pearl Harbor itself