Day of Infamy

De: Walter Lord

Narrado por: Grover Gardner

Day of Infamy is Walter Lord's gripping, vivid re-creation of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Sunday, December 7, 1941. The listener accompanies Admiral Nagumo's task force as it sweeps toward Hawaii; looks on while warning after warning is ignored on Oahu; and is enmeshed in the panic, confusion, and heroism of the final attack.©1985 by Walter Lord (P)1998 by Blackstone Audiobooks

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Stuns the reader with the weight of reality!" (James A. Michener)

Full of Personal Insights

This particular history of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor is unique and extraordinary because of its focus on very numerous, brief, revealing and often-poignant direct quotations from those who were present that day. The book gives insight into how it must have felt to be present that day. On this point alone the book is a roaring success.

Very easy listening & very detailed

Very easy listening & very detailed, enjoyed the information and the reader. I would recommend this to WWII history enthusiasts.

Engaging Story, Great Reading

Though Walter Lord's Day of Infamy is nearly 50 years old it does not feel dated-in fact, if anything it seems fresh because of the sheer amount of first-hand anecdotes which were only available immediately following the war. Lord weaves many compelling stories of American, Japanese and Hawaiian participants of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Tom Parker's reading is excellent, as always. This is a classic that I highly recommend.

Even the Acknowledgements Are Great

This exquisite examination of the battle of Pearl Harbour is superb.
Even the acknowledgement section - at the end - is a litany of relevant names and sources that validate and demonstrate the thoroughness of the research.
If you are a history buff this is as near perfection as possible for reportage of an iconic moment in WW2.
And Grover Gardner, as always, THE best.

WOW

I thought I new the story of pearl harbor I did not you need to hear this book. It was beyond my expectations for a good book and history lesson.

it is like you are there a great book

a great book for micro history but I would like to know more about how the really started

Fascinating read

I enjoyed listening to Grover Gardner narration of the personal reminiscences of these participants, military and civilian which brings greater depth for me of this historic and awful day. Walter Lord’s work will live forever

Very deep knowledge

If you’re interested in pearl harbor day this book really has it all from start to finish amazing detail

Amazing retelling of an historic event.

This book with narration flowed easily. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the story of our entrance into WW II

From the people who were at Pearl Harbor

Excellent compilation of eyewitnesses who survived the attack. Well done story of the event as seen from those who survived it.