From Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor : who was responsible? / foreword by editor-in-chief Tsuneo Watanabe ; edited by James E. Auer
From Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor : who was responsible? /
foreword by editor-in-chief Tsuneo Watanabe ; edited by James E. Auer
- Tokyo : Yomiuri Shimbun, 2006
- 410 p., 16 p. de lám. : il., facsim., mapas ; 25 cm
Bibliografía: p. 379-389. -- Índices
5 questions: Why did Japan plunge into the quagmire of the Sino-Japanese War? Why did Japan wage war with the U.S. in spite of a lack of resources? What caused the Japanese military to employ "kamikaze" attacks? Was it possible to prevent the devastation of the atomic bombs? Were there problems with the Tokyo Tribunal?
9784643060126
Guerra mundial, 1939-1945--Japón
Conflicto chino-japonés, 1937-1945
Crímenes de guerra--Tokio--1946-1948
Guerra nuclear--1940-1945
Guerra y sociedad--Japón--1939-1945
Procesos por crímenes de guerra--Japón
Bibliografía: p. 379-389. -- Índices
5 questions: Why did Japan plunge into the quagmire of the Sino-Japanese War? Why did Japan wage war with the U.S. in spite of a lack of resources? What caused the Japanese military to employ "kamikaze" attacks? Was it possible to prevent the devastation of the atomic bombs? Were there problems with the Tokyo Tribunal?
9784643060126
Guerra mundial, 1939-1945--Japón
Conflicto chino-japonés, 1937-1945
Crímenes de guerra--Tokio--1946-1948
Guerra nuclear--1940-1945
Guerra y sociedad--Japón--1939-1945
Procesos por crímenes de guerra--Japón