University of Missouri Press History Contents World War II | 1–2 World War I | 3 General Military History | 4 American Military Experience (series) | 5 Civil War | 6 Shades of Blue and Gray (series) | 7–9 African American History | 10–13 U.S. History: 19th Century and Before | 14 –17 U.S. History: 20th Century and After | 18 –24 Presidential Studies | 25–27 Missouri History | 28–31 Frontier History | 32 World History | 33 Sports and American Culture (series) | 34 Southern Women (series) | 35 Art and Architecture | 36 Title Index | 37–43 Author Index | 44–46 Order Information | 47 Order Form | 48 e University of Missouri Press | press.umsystem.edu Blog: umissouripress.blogspot.com | Twitter: @umissouripress Facebook: facebook.com/pages/university-of-missouri-press/177293766515 World War II The Desperate The Forgotten Diplomat Generation Saburo Kurusu’s Memoir American Children and of the Weeks before World War II Pearl Harbor Lisa L. Ossian Ed. J. Garry Clifford and e struggles endured by American Masako R. Okura civilians during World War II are Prior to the bombing of Pearl well documented, but accounts Harbor, Japanese Special Envoy of the war years have mostly Saburo Kurusu visited Washington deliberated on the grown-ups’ to further peace talks between Japan sacrices. e Forgotten Generation and America. J. Garry Cliord and explores the war’s full implications Masako Rachel Okura provide, for the lives of children. for the rst time, a translated and 192 pp., illus., $29.95 cloth (1919-0) annotated copy of Kurusu’s personal $29.95 ebook (7249-2) memoir, attempting to dispel the myth that Kurusu was involved in the Pearl Harbor plot. Spain during 176 pp., illus., $35.00 cloth (2037-0) World War II ebook (7330-7) Wayne H. 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