Bibliograph

The Imperial cruise, [a secret history of empire and war], James Bradley

Type

Label

The Imperial cruise, [a secret history of empire and war], James Bradley

Language

eng

Form of composition

not applicable

Format of music

not applicable

Literary text for sound recordings

history

Main title

The Imperial cruise

Medium

sound recording audiobook CD

Responsibility statement

James Bradley

Sub title

[a secret history of empire and war]

Summary

Acclaimed historical fiction writer James Bradley, author of Flyboys, delivers another thrilling chronicle of World War II. Here, Bradley reveals the Japanese military's mindset during the war, exposing the shocking atrocities they committed throughout the conflict. From the Rape of Nanking to nemourous accounts of torture, mutilation, murder, and cannibalism, Bradley's account of the Pacific Theater is not for the faint-of-heart

Table Of Contents

History repeating -- Civilization follows the Sun -- Benevolent intentions -- Pacific Negroes -- Houles -- Honorary Aryans -- Playing Roosevelt's game -- The Japanese Monroe Doctrine for Asia -- The imperial cruise -- Roosevelt's open and closed doors -- Incognito in Japan -- Sellout in Seoul -- Following the Sun

Target audience

adult

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