Mini-Quiz of how the Japanese shelled the U.S. mainland near Santa Barbara, California during World War II. Key words: recent history, oil fields, cultural differences, revenge, bombing, Ron Kurtus, School for Champions. Copyright © Restrictions
Mini-Quiz: When the Japanese Attacked Santa Barbara (1940s)
by Ron Kurtus (revised 13 September 2001)
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Resources and references
Websites
Santa Barbara News-Press, 1 March 1942
San Francisco Chronicle, 1 March 1942
Timeline of World War II in the Pacific
Books
Top-rated books on World War II
Top-rated books on History of Santa Barbara
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