Infamy: Pearl Harbor and Its Aftermath (1st Anchor Books ed.)

One of the master storytellers of modern war. The Wall Street Journal Mr. Toland has written a thriller. He recounts the attack dramatically and then reviews the investigation in a way that raises doubts and questions.

New York Times Book Review An ambitious book written with revisionist vengeance.

National Review John Toland has been fearless in his pursuit of truth....

Infamy is not only readable and suspenseful; it is probably his most controversial book to date.

John S. D. Eisenhower In meticulous detail, Toland shows that Navy and Army commanders were not adequately informed by Washington of the likelihood of a Pear Harbor attack.

Booklist Pearl Harbor and its cover-up ranks right up there with President Johnson's escalation in Vietnam and Nixon's Watergate.

A fascinating account. Richmond Times-Dispatch