Presented by Dan Breen, Senior Lecturer, Legal Studies, Brandeis University. The daring attack by Admiral Nagumo's carriers on Pearl Harbor remains for Americans at least, perhaps the single best-remembered moment of the Second World War. For the Japanese it was a monumental success--but it was also a monumental missed opportunity, one that would help lead to their defeat four years afterward. As we commemorate the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, it is appropriate to look at the event in both respects: as an American defeat that would help lead to American victory.

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