"Memoirs of World War II: Far Eastern Battlefield" selects clues from the Pacific and Southeast Asian battlefields. Japan, the United States, and China are the protagonists of this volume. The narrative line begins with the attack on Pearl Harbor and ends with the landing of the atomic bomb. Before and after the Pearl Harbor incident, there were brutal battles on the islands of Southeast Asia, the soul-stirring aircraft carrier battles in the Pacific, the Battle of Midway that military fans talk about, and the legendary China-Burma Expeditionary Force. Churchill's sources and narrative perspective are unique in recounting the events that determined the fate of the world.
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This is written from a British point of view. It's relatively objective, but not comprehensive. The disadvantage is: the largest battlefield in the Far East is in China, and there is not much writing here.
This is written from a British point of view. It's relatively objective, but not comprehensive. The disadvantage is: the largest battlefield in the Far East is in China, and there is not much writing here.