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By: Mark Harmon (Author)
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Ghosts of Honolulu: A Japanese Spy, A Japanese American Spy Hunter, and the Untold Story of Pearl Harbor
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TLW –
Great Read
Very interesting account of Hawaii and the effects of Pearl Harbor written by a local military person.
Leon T. Hadar –
Very informative
I enjoyed reading this short but very informative book on the two spies that are at the center of the narrative. Great research and documentation and very easy read. Interesting discussion of the fate of Japanese Americans during World War II
Stephen Lee –
Answered a lot of questions I’ve always had about WWII and what happened in Hawaii
I’m a baby boomer born just after WWII ended. I grew up across the street from McKinley High School where Douglas Wada went to school. I’m very familiar with many of the areas mentioned in the book. I’ve always been curious about why the Japanese in Hawaii weren’t all interned like those on the mainland U.S. This book explains how and why the Japanese in Hawaii were treated differently. The book also furnished a lot of info about different places and the name changes that took place before I was born. I found this book extremely informative. I rate this book 5 stars.
Don Epand –
overly footnoted in places
interesting book
Pams952 –
Very interesting subject
This book looks at the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor from a distinctly different perspective and is very interesting.
Amazon Customer –
Great book
Well written , and an interesting read
Amazon Customer –
Good book
Interesting book. Nice book to read
Karen B. –
This book is very informative. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
highflyer –
Love it from start to finish
Maureen Onogure –
Well written and interesting by one of my fave actors ( Mark Harmon). Lots of interesting facts .
Raymond Thomas –
Too many Japanese names to get the tongue around. First half already well known through srchives
Judi S –
This book is very interesting to read. I believe it is very factual.