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Americans during WWII thought it was a fight for national survival, starting with the shock of Pearl Harbor. Isolationishm turned to intervention in the "Good
by aworks 6mo ago
Americans during WWII thought it was a fight for national survival, starting with the shock of Pearl Harbor. Isolationishm turned to intervention in the "Good War." I won't defend any war after that...
- pfannkuchen 6mo ago> Americans during WWII thought it was a fight for national survival Right, they did. But in retrospect, was it actually? If the US had stayed neutral from the beginning, do we think Japan would have bombed America's military base?
- aworks 6mo agoInteresting counter-factual. Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High Castle suggests what would have happened if the US did lose the war. Remaining neutral would have been a different result, though.