Videos of Hawaii During the War
Welcome to our collection of videos of Hawaii during the war. The effect of war is less in altering national boundaries than in effecting fundamental and lasting changes in society. The Second World War changed the economic and political landscape of Hawai’i from one dominated by a white Republican sugar-baron oligarchy and the Big Five missionary firms to one dominated by local folks.

Ua Kuluma Ke Kanaka I Ke Aloha – It Is Natural For People To Behave In a Loving Way.

“A Pacific War – Pearl Harbor” (30:14)

“A Tribute to One-Puka-Puka” (57:00)

“Battle of Wake Island” (2:47)

“Calm Before the Storm” (30:14)

“Early 1940s Honolulu” (2:38)

“Pearl Harbour: Who Fired First?” 1/2″ (23:33)

“Remember Pearl Harbor” (1:21:37)

“The Attack on Pearl Harbor” (2:34)

“The Battle of Wake Island” (12:09)

“The Niihau Incident” (12:45)

“The Niihau Incident” (13:08)

“Underwater at Pearl Harbor” (47:33)

“WWII – Army in Hawaii” (1:23:00)
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