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Was the Japanese attack on Pearl harbor a success or failure from the Japanese point of view?
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My answer is that it's a success, but then again they didn't want the U.S. to become a part of the war. I don't know. Help?
http://www.answers.com/Q/Was_the_Japanese_attack_on_Peral_harbor_a_success_or_failure_from_the_Japanese_point_of_view I don'know the anyswer, myself, but hopefully this helps
well, it was an act of provocation...it seems to me like they wanted the U.S. to be mad at them lol
Yes, they figured it was a success because they had bombed the US naval base. But then later they realized it was a bad idea because US dropped to bombs in japan after US got involved.
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