Emperor's Army Sino-Japanese War 1940s History Military Japan Japan

by Akira Fujiwara

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Emperor's Army Sino-Japanese War 1940s History Military Japan Japan Key Features ✔ This book, titled "Emperor's Army and the Sino-Japanese War," offers a comprehensive exploration of Japan's military history during the 1940s, focusing on the conflicts and strategies of that era. Authored by renowned historian Akira Fujiwara, the volume compiles carefully selected essays and reflections from his later years, providing valuable insights into Japan's military characteristics, wartime conduct, and post-war reflections. Notably, the book features an in-depth analysis of the "Three Alls Strategy" ("Sankō Sakusen") and its significance in modern military history. It also sheds light on Japan's military traits within the context of modern history, the role of mercenaries fighting alongside Chinese Communist forces, and the circumstances surrounding Japanese soldiers remaining in China after August 15, 1945. Personal autobiographical recollections and memorial tributes further enrich this scholarly work. ✔ Key features include detailed discussions on the characteristics of the Emperor's Army, the causes of atrocities and sexual violence during the Nanjing Campaign, and post-war compensation issues. The author, Akira Fujiwara (1922–2003), was a distinguished historian born in Tokyo, with a career spanning military service, academia, and research. His extensive academic background includes service in the Imperial Army, studies at the University of Tokyo, and professorships at several pr

• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fine

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