This fantastic site examines key historical events from 1919-1945 including European politics, World Wars, and the Depression. Private Art Visit this site to read a touching collection of WWII letters to and from the Home Front. An American Scrapbook Visit this ThinkQuest site where students have documented stories and memories from their grandparents about the war and how it changed their lives. This site is also a great resource for more WWII links. Pearl Harbor Attack on Pearl Harbor Eyewitness account from a sailor on board the USS Arizona, one of the ships sunk during the attack.
Some parts are gory, so be careful.
Read about the events leading up to the attack, as well as drawings of some of the ships and planes involved. This short page from the Library of Congress has links to information and original documents about the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Hiroshima Archive was originally created as an online commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the atomic bombing. It holds powerful and moving photographs, as well providing other links to related web sites. Ago Learn about the lab where the bomb was invented.