Week 6

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RJA #6a: Periodical Articles–

Japanese Cultural Policies in Southeast Asia during World War 2. Edited by Grant K. Goodman

Author:	T R White
Edition/Format:	Article : English
Publication:	JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES, 27, no. 1, (1996): 196
Database:	British Library Serials

RJA #6b: Search Strings–
World War +2 +US involvement
Hitler+Nazi+Germany
Pearl Harbor + Japan+Culture


RJA #6c: Protopage
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ENG 1020 RJA #5

RJA #5A: Reference Articles
Name(s) of author(s) of the article
Title of the article
Title of reference work
Place of publication (include state if needed)
Name of publisher
Date of publication
Page number(

I looked into citizendium.com, searched WW2 and got useful information, but it was a draft article and not to be cited...dang it! It helped me get a better idea of what went on.

Datapedia also posed an issue- I searched for World War 2, Pearl Harbor, Japan attacks US and nothing came up.

On infoplease.com, I found a section that posted the bibliography and it had many, many authors and titles that also had information about WW2 and this was the most information about the actual article author and publisher...
"War Comes to the United States"
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2007, Columbia University Press.


RJA #5B: Books
As I said earlier, the infoplease.com website gave me many options for books to look in, even one written by Dwight D. Eisenhower. I plan to go to my local library and research these titles this week-
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Crusade in Europe (1948, repr. 1951); Omar H. Bradley, A Soldier's Story (1951, repr. 1970); Winston S. Churchill, The Second World War (6 vol., 1948–54); Harry S. Truman, Memoirs (2 vol., 1955–6); Field Marshal Montgomery, Memoirs (1958); Charles de Gaulle, Complete War Memoirs (1964, repr. 1967); Douglas MacArthur, Reminiscences (1964); Albert Speer, Inside the Third Reich (1970).

I accessed this website one September 21, 2009.

Week 4 RJA #4

RJA #4, A:
FO- World War 2
RE- Pearl Harbor, Hiroshima, Hitler, Nazi's, Fascists
ST- er-umm....
LOG- World War 2
Hiroshima
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Nazi
Fascists

RJA #4, B:
World War +2 +US envolovement
Hitler+Nazi+Germany
Pearl Harbor + Japan

World War 2 AND US envolvement
Hitler AND Nazi

RJA #3

A: So far, I have only done an interview with my Grandpa, talking about the time he served and why America got into the war in the first place. I have made plans to go to his house and look at magazines and journals he has collected over the years about WW2, and movies he has as well. I plan to spend my "sick day"(I've had a HORRIBLE sinus infection for a few days and haven't been too productive...) tomorrow researching websites and using delicious.

B: I really need to specify my topic, and I hope that by the research I do tomorrow I will be able to do that. I know I want to talk about WW2, but what about it exactly I am not sure of. The textbook gave me a great idea when it came to narrowing down a topic, with dissecting a small blurb about my topic and expanding more on it to see what I already know and how much potential there is in that specific part of my topic.

C: Who was the main instigator?

What made Hitler attack the US?

When did the war in Europe really start?

How did the war with Japan end?

Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?