The Pacific War 3: An Undeclared War

The Pacific War series offers a sweeping account of the Pacific War, fought from 1941 to 1945 across the Pacific and Indian Oceans and East Asia between Japan, a principal Axis power, and the Allied nations, including the United States and Britain. It presents the full story of the rise and fall of Japanese militarism, explores the causes and consequences of the Pacific War in depth, and examines the military, political, diplomatic, and economic struggles between the Axis and Allied powers from multiple perspectives. The author writes fluently, structures the narrative clearly, draws on a wide range of sources to reveal historical facts, and offers incisive insights into events and historical figures. The book depicts grand-scale battles and carefully detailed campaigns, with vivid characters, distinct personalities, and suspenseful, gripping plots.

War Without Declaration is the third volume in the Pacific War series. It focuses on how Japanese militarism launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, occupied Hong Kong, captured Wake Island, swept through Malaya, and more.