Day of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor by Robert B. Stinnett (1999, Abridged, Audio Cassette)

Synopsis
A journalist finds overwhelming evidence that FDR knew of the attack on Pearl Harbor well in advance and that he kept it secret so that the Japanese first strike would convince Americans to back a declaration of war.

Key Details
Author:	Robert B. Stinnett
Language:	English
Publisher:	Simon & Schuster Audioworks
Format:	Audio
ISBN-10:	0671047078
ISBN-13:	9780671047078

Additional Details
Narrated by:	Rafael Ferrer
Edition Description:	Abridged

Size
Height:	7.3 in
Width:	4.8 in
Thickness:	0.8 in
Weight:	5.6 oz

Publisher's Note
Using previously unreleased documents, the author reopens an old case against FDR, revealing new evidence indicating the president knew that the attack on Pearl Harbor was coming, but did nothing to prevent it. Simultaneous.

Industry Reviews
"Mr. Stinnett has written a fascinating and readable book that is exceptionally well-presented....But while he brings us closer to a final judgment, the case against Roosevelt remains circumstantial."
Wall Street Journal - Bruce Bartlett (12/07/1999)

"...Stinnett has used the Federal Freedom of Information Act...as well as any researcher I am aware of. He deserves special praise for the detailed endnotes that amplify what he found; they are a model of clarity....Another feature that deserves special praise is the reproduction of entire documents, each accompanied by Stinnett's concise interpretation."
San Francisco Chronicle Book Review - Steve Weinberg (01/02/2000)