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Newspaper Article
Roberta Wohlstetter, 94, Military Policy Analyst
2007
Overview
''What does Pearl Harbor tell us about the possibility of a surprise attack today, with possible consequences of an even greater and perhaps more fatal magnitude?'' Mrs. Wohlstetter asked 45 years ago in her book ''Pearl Harbor: Warning and Decision'' (Stanford University Press). In 1963, Columbia University gave her the Bancroft Prize for American history. In 1985, Mrs. Wohlstetter and her husband, Albert, an analyst of nuclear proliferation at RAND, received the Medal of Freedom from President Ronald Reagan ''for their great contributions to the security of the United States.'' ''If the study of Pearl Harbor has anything to offer for the future, it is this,'' Mrs. Wohlstetter wrote in her book: ''We have to accept the fact of uncertainty and live with it. No magic, in code or otherwise, will provide certainty.''
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New York Times Company
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