When Your Earliest Memory is Pearl Harbor

An episode of the The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write podcast, hosted by Treasure Shields Redmond, titled "When Your Earliest Memory is Pearl Harbor" was published on October 22, 2018 and runs 35 minutes.

October 22, 2018 ·35m · The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write

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Summary

The words "Pearl Harbor" were what my Dad heard and remembered as a four year old. That surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese represents his earliest memory. He'd just turned 4 a week prior. In this episode there is an interesting resonance between the attack spearheaded by the Japanese and an alluring Japanese bride whom my father watched through his backyard fence.

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The words "Pearl Harbor" were what my Dad heard and remembered as a four year old. That surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese represents his earliest memory. He'd just turned 4 a week prior. In this episode there is an interesting resonance between the attack spearheaded by the Japanese and an alluring Japanese bride whom my father watched through his backyard fence.

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