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In The Service Of The Emperor The Rise And Fall Of The Japanese Empire 19311945 N S Nash

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In The Service Of The Emperor The Rise And Fall Of The Japanese Empire 19311945 N S Nash
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Publisher: Pen & Sword Military
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 107.3 MB
Pages: 344
Author: N S Nash
ISBN: 9781399090070, 1399090070
Language: English
Year: 2022

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In The Service Of The Emperor The Rise And Fall Of The Japanese Empire 19311945 N S Nash by N S Nash 9781399090070, 1399090070 instant download after payment.

The expansion of the Japanese Empire between 1931 until its defeat in 1945 is one of the most extraordinary yet shocking episodes in human history. Extraordinary in that a relatively non-industrialised island nation was prepared to go to war, concurrently, with China, the most populous country, Great Britain with its world-wide empire and the USA, the wealthiest and most powerful country on earth. Shocking, as those 'in the service of the Emperor’ practiced persistent and unrestrained brutality as they conquered and occupied swathes of South East Asia. But, as this superbly researched work reveals, there is no denying their fighting and logistical expertise.

The author examines the political, economic and strategic effects of the rapid Japanese expansion and explores the cult of deity that surrounded the Emperor. The contribution of the Allied forces and their leadership is given due attention.

When retribution duly came, it was focussed on the military leadership responsible for unspeakable atrocities on their military and civilian victims. The physical perpetrators remaining largely unpunished. Japan, today, has still not acknowledged its wartime guilt.

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