Unjust Enrichment How Japans Companies Built Postwar Fortunes Using American Pows 2nd Ed Holmes by Holmes, Linda Goetz instant download after payment.

xxii, 202 pages : 24 cm, During World War II, 32,260 Americans were held as prisoners of war of the Japanese. Thousands were shipped to do forced labor in the factories, shipyards, & mines of Japan--at the specific request of major Japanese companies. For more than 50 years, this story has gone untold--until now. Combining investigative research, personal interviews with more than 400 ex-POWs, excerpts from POW diaries, & samples of the more than 300 recently declassified documents, Pacific War historian Linda Goetz Holmes reveals the brutal & exploitative practices of Japanese companies during World War II, Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-197) and index, \"A personal war, a dirty war\" -- \"We don't recognize the Red Cross\" -- \"The use of white POW is earnestly desired\" -- Voyages in hell -- Mitsui : \"we will send you to Omuta\" -- Mitsui : hidden horror, hidden treasures -- Showa Denko : daily dangers -- NKK : hard times everywhere -- Mitsubishi : empire of exploitation -- Kawasaki : from slave laborers to subway riders -- Double-crossed relief -- \"Not to leave any traces\" -- Tokyo trials : the dog that did not bark -- What is a lifetime worth? -- Balancing the books