The Pacific War 5: The Strangulation of Japan

Name: The Pacific War 5: The Strangulation of Japan
Author: Plums Boiled in Wine

太平洋战争5：绞杀日本

by Plums Boiled in Wine (青梅煮酒)

Status: Completed
Length: 579k Words
Genre: Historical
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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The Pacific War series presents 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 member of the Axis powers, and the Allied nations, including the United States and Britain. It traces the rise and fall of Japanese militarism, analyzes the causes and consequences of the Pacific War, and explores the military, political, diplomatic, and economic struggles between the Axis and Allied powers from multiple angles. The author writes fluently and clearly, drawing on historical sources to reconstruct the facts and offer incisive insights into events and people. The book depicts battles on a grand scale while detailing their progress, brings its characters vividly to life, and tells a gripping, suspenseful story.

The fifth book in the Pacific War series, The Strangulation of Japan, focuses on three battles that accelerated the course of the Pacific War: the Battle of the Coral Sea, the Battle of Midway, and the Guadalcanal Campaign.

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