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Year	Subject	Excerpt	Source
1941	Pearl Harbor Attacked, December 7, 1941	Meeting interrupted by shocking news of Japanese attack upon Pearl Harbor. Indescribable commotion and excitement. From sense of outrage, members vow to avenge the treacherous blow. Regular business of meeting postponed. The secretary, Mr. Harry Adler, records in the minutes that on Monday, December 8, at 2:00 PM, the United States declared war on Japan; and that on Tuesday, December 9, Germany and Italy declared war on the United States, and America, in turn recognized that a state of hostilities existed between this democracy and the Fascist and Nazi governments of Europe. Membership voices the hearty wish that these enemies of mankind be destroyed forever from the face of the earth and that their names be remembered only in ignominy.	The Fortieth Anniversary Book of The Pliskov Free Loan Association, 1908-1948