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What If Japan Never Attacked Pearl Harbor? How World War Two Would Have Changed Completely

December 1941 and the United States is still not on a military footing in the Second World War. An isolationist never again sentiment after World War 1. Public opinion and the economic situation at home saw the US merely provide the allies with the supplies and assistance they needed from 1940. Yet in the Pacific, tensions with Japan have been growing for the best part of a decade. Japanese expansionism saw invasions of Manchuria and French Indochina. And on the seventh of December 1941 Japanese Admiral Yamamoto made a critical decision to gain further control of the Western Pacific, a deadly surprise attack on the US Naval base of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. It was supposed to be a preventative action, yet just a day later, the US declared war on Japan and joined the Allied effort for the remainder of World War Two. 00:00 Introduction 03:25 Japan's aims in 1941 09:20 Why Pearl Harbor is so important 11:35 Attack on Pearl Harbor explained in detail 14:00 American intelligence failures 21:00 Scale of the damage caused by Japan's attack 22:40 What if attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen? 25:59 What if? The attack was even more fatal 30:10 What if? Japan launched a third wave of attacks 31:17 What if? Long term consequences if Pearl Harbor wasn't attacked 36:09 What if? Is US declaration of war inevitable regardless? 38:47 What if? Effect on the broader tripartite Alliance 42:19 What if? Does nuclear arms race still happen? 43:47 Conclusion Welcome to History Undone with James Hanson, a channel that looks back at pivotal moments and asks 'What if?'. We'll be looking at key battles, strategic decisions and political outcomes with leading historians and current military experts and tacticians to see what might have happened differently, and more importantly, what impact those differences might have had on the world today. Remember to subscribe to History Undone with James Hanson:    / @historyundonewithjameshanson   #ww2 #pearlharbor #pearlharbour #nuclear #jameshanson #pacific