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Witness History: World War Two history

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Surviving Pearl Harbor

Witness History: World War Two history

9 minutes

9 years ago

Surviving Pearl Harbor

On 7 December 1941, Japan launched a surprise attack on the US naval base at Pearl Harbour, Hawaii. Thousands of American servicemen died in a raid which brought their country into World War Two. Former Navy mechanic, Adolph Kuhn, tells Witness how he survived.

(Photo: The USS Arizona sinking at Pearl Harbor. Credit: Getty Images)

Witness History: World War Two history

D Day, traitors and evacuees