Webb Research Group frequently pursues important historical events that no one else has bothered to dig deep enough to find. Meticulously documented matters of historical record are frequently dismissed as "myth" because detractors don't do their homework first.
Many of the books in this section are the result of years of painstaking research and the refusal to accept "popular" knowledge as fact until proven so.

Lillian Baker Memorial Edition American and Japanese Relocation in World War II: FACT, FICTION & FALLACY Nominated Pulitzer Prize WINNER George Washington HONOR MEDAL Freedom Foundation Lillian Baker Intro. by Karl Bendetsen Award winning research author addresses countless troublesome issues: It was military necessity, not racism, that forced the relocation of Japanese from the West Coast of the United States. (Germans and Italians were also moved.) This book pulls no punches. It's all here. Fully documented with unretouched photos and original data from the National Archives. Also reproduces the complete 1943 high school yearbook from Manzanar Relocation Center showing the camp exactly as it was. A valuable resouce for anyone studying this emotionally charged subject. 237p. 8½x11 Maps. Charts. Glossary. Biblo. Index. $29.95 Learn More About the Relocation

The japanning of America Redress & Reparations Demands by Japanese-Americans Lillian Baker To "japan" is a method to "cover and conceal," (something painted over) applies here to the varnishing of historical truth and blackening of America's honor by persons of Japanese ancestry in U.S.A. and in Japan. Historical revision schemes of the last 30+ years has cost the American public billions (PL-100-383) in unwarranted money awards. What was "MAGIC"? 251p. 5½x8½. Maps. Charts. Photos. Biblio. Index. $14.95 Learn More About the Relocation

Battleship Oregon Spanish-American War Centennial (1898-1998) LIMITED COMMEMORATIVE EDITION! Bert Webber Our action-packed earlier book Battleship Oregon has been expanded! New edition honors Battleship Oregon which, in less than four hours, won the naval front of the war for the U.S. by sinking all of the Spanish Navy's Cuban Expeditionary Force almost single-handedly. The Spanish-American War 32 cent U.S. Commemorative (1998) postage stamp "Remember the Maine" is added to page 1 with a special postmark honoring the centennial of the battle—July 3, 1998. Limited to 1,000 serial numbered and author signed copies! 144p. 5½x8½ Amazing pictures, Crew List, rare postmarks, Append. Biblo. Index. $14.95 Shipping in USA add $2.50

TOP SECRET: Details of the Planned WW-II Invasion of Japan and how the Japanese Would Have Met It The Japanese Atomic Bomb Dropped on American Troops by Kamikaze Pilots James M. Davis and Bert Webber Japan tested its A-Bomb after Nagasaki and planned to use it during U.S. November invasion of Japan. Had U.S. not bombed Hiroshima/Nagasaki and been forced to invade Japanese home islands instead, expect 1 million U.S. casualties, Japan 3 million. Invasion would have been a holocaust for both sides. 5½x8½ 88pg. 84 rare photos. Biblo. Index. Invasion Maps. American troop units identified. $9.95

Panic! at Fort Stevens Japanese Navy Shells Fort Stevens, Ore. in WW-II Bert Webber Only 6 months after Pearl Harbor, the Japanese Navy shelled the Oregon coast at the mouth of the Columbia River. Fort Stevens, a harbor defense post, had big guns and mortars to protect its river from invasion. Here are the facts about this attack and how the American Army reacted. Text based on the master book Silent Siege-III. 96p. 5½x8½ Maps 98 rare photos Biblo. Index. $9.95

Aleutian Headache: Deadly WWII Battles on American Soil Bert Webber In the 1920's, General Billy Mitchell declared the Aleutians were the jumping off place for an American attack on Japan. At the same time, Japanese were sending spies into the Aleutians to "check it out" for their own agenda. Here is fascinating narrative about American build up in the face of Japanese expansion. Details the seizure of American soil in Alaska by Japanese and the deadly allied attacks that expelled them. This is the only book on these subjects, which includes "How the Japanese Did It." 233 photos, 11 maps, 11 drawings. Rare Aleutian APO postmarks. 225p. 5½x8½. Append. Biblio. Index. $14.95

Dishonoring America The Falsification of WW-II History Preface from Tokyo by Prof. Kiyoaki Murata Lillian Baker 1943 Cover Picture: Disloyal Americans with dual-citizenship renounce their allegiance to the U.S.A. by marching in honor of the Emperor at Tule Lake, CA. At the Segregation Center they drilled to keep fit to fight in the Japanese Army against America and terrorized other Japanese who remained loyal to the U.S.A. Today: Dissidents in Japanese communities in U.S. play historical revision game of rewriting and falsification of history where Americans lose and they win. The stakes are high, making Japan the victor at the cost of Dishonoring America and demeaning the sacrifices of WW-II veterans while costing U.S. taxpayers billions. Many Japanese Americans continue the "politically correct" America bashing today. This book passes criteria as "accurate" for use in schools and libraries. 168p. 5½x8½ Original pictures, Maps Biblo. Index. Glossary. $13.95 Learn More About the Relocation

Battleship Oregon Bulldog of the Navy Bert Webber Action packed sea battles! A biography of the ship that set more records, is most celebrated of all battleships worldwide and almost singlehandedly won the Spanish-American War for the U.S. The Battleship Oregon was a floating museum in Willamette River, Portland until recalled for WW-II service. It is the only US battleship (until the Gulf War) to serve in 3 wars! Rare material never published before! 141p. 5½x8½ Amazing pictures, Crew List, rare postmarks, Append. Biblo. Index. $12.95

Old Fort Klamath, an Oregon Frontier Post 1863-1890 Buena Cobb Stone Bert Webber, Editor Fort Klamath was one of dozens of military posts that dotted the west over 100 years ago. Near Klamath Falls. Its part in Modoc Indian War. Genealogically rich-rosters of all officers and units; difficulties encountered by soldiers. 112p. photos. Biblio. Index. 5½x8½ $10.95

Camp White Oregon The 91st Inf. (Fir Tree) Division Chris Hald M.D. with Bert Webber Rugged WWII Infantry training and faux pas near Medford, Oregon. First hand account. The infamous 91-mile march. Book loaded with rare photos. Many never published before. Hald, from buck private to full Colonel of infantry. Maps. Biblio. Index. "Historically accurate, fun to read." 124p. 5½x8½ $9.95

The Pig War The Journal of Wm. A. Peck, Jr. Soldier - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1858-1862 William A. Peck, Jr. C. Brewster Coulter, Senior Editor Bert Webber, Special Editor The "Pig War" is a historical fact: After a Yankee farmer shot a British Pig (1859) U.S. and British forces faced each other on San Juan Island (now part of Washington state) control of which was then in dispute. Peck, engineer-trained American soldier was sent to build the American fort. His day-to-day diary reveals his wallowing in rain and mud to do incredibly hard duty. His accounts are one-of-a-kind. The Site is now a National Historic Park open year around. Interpretive notes by Dr. Coulter, Ph.D. (Univ of Puget Sound) with observations by Bert Webber. Photos of what you see there today. Maps, Appendix, Notes, Biblio. Index. 237p. 5½x8½. $12.95

Fort Laramie: Outpost on the Plains On the Oregon Trail - Indian Skirmishes - Rare Postmarks REVISED EDITION Bert and Margie Webber A major stopping place along the Oregon Trail for emigrants. An Outpost of Army with troops to protect pioneers. Also, a meeting place for whites to negotiate treaties with Indians. Featured the first Post office in Wyoming and is a National Historic Site of the National Park Service. Visitors can get caught up with the mood of the period while walking around the fort; listen to stories by Park Service guides. 68p. 8½x11. 112 historical and new photos. Maps. Rare postmarks. Biblio. Index. $12.95

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