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what did the japanese civillians think of pearl harbour

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For American citizens, Pearl Harbor represented “A Day Which Will Live in Infamy.” For citizens of Japan, Pearl Harbor represented the success of a justified military retaliation. Civilians from both nations were naturally predisposed to sympathize with their individual country's interpretation of the event.

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