Were Germans troops stationed in Asia like in Japan? Mike Yared
There is a very good book about POW's of Japan.
I think it is called Prisoners of the Rising Sun: POW's of Japan.
I had a copy-but several family members have it-bit late in returnin...
...goal? It all depends upon what you mean by the term. World conquest has been a multi-generation goal for Japan's leadership. Yet, Japanese military operations plans were never prepared for world ...
the commander of the U.S. airforce predicted that japan would attack pearl harbour in 1923 or 1925 . he was laughed at
Not sure if I can agree with that. By all accounts Japan never tried to win a head to head war vs the US. They wanted to keep a steady rythm of victories over them, while establishing a double layer o...
PH was the result of a long streak of historical events tracing back to the russo-japanese war of 1905. That war was won by Japan, and turned it into a world class power. As such it started (more like...
Oddly, I just looked this up for someone else. Groves relates that when he gave Sec. of State Henry Stimsom a list of targets, Stimson turned directly to Marshell and said something to the effect of &...
If your talking about my post of Monday August 17, 1998 to this NG you got it wrong I never 'identified' the report had anything to do with Gen Dewitt here's what I did say in answer to...
Depends on who you ask: the Japanese or the Western nations.
In a nutshell: the West had objected for years over Japan's activities in China. Japan was jealous of Western colonization of the ...
Toland's 'The Rising Sun' Ienaga's 'The Pacific War' 'The Invasion of Japan, Alternatives to the Bomb' 'Japan's Longest Day'
Someone pointed out recently that it would have been impossible for Japan to have repatriated its soldiers from China to help repel an American landing, since by 1945 the American navy had largely des...
as strange as it may sound, considering japan's being a maritime empire, totally dependent on uninterrupted merchant shipping, and furthermore, considering it's being an ally of germany, wit...
...avble, definely Possible, maybe. Probable, ahhhh, no.
For a invasion of the mainland to be credible, Japan would either have to end the war with china, or better yet, actually create the Co-prospe...
...very school teaches it a bit differently Yoshinori, or not at all. What I'd be interested in is how Japan teaches the history of the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan.
Does Japanese histo...
... could be fighting on Russian soil. It is an interesting situation, could supply lines be created? Would Japan attack US shipping destined for the USSR? If Japan declares war on the USSR, the US could...
I am interested in information on Japanese nuclear research during 1937-1945, German~Japanese cooperation in nuclear matters, and earlier than 1949 SU underground testing of devices.
In Korea and ...
The last Japanese soldier on Philipines gave up in '76. A group of 4 Japs were cut off in 44 one gave up in the 50s two were killed ( the philipines hadhave a civil war w/commies). A group from j...
The Japanese had a variety of anti-tank guns and dual-purpose guns with armor piercing rounds in the 20mm - 47mm range.
See:
mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/japan/japan-antitank.html
SFAIK, wh...
If not for the delay in taking Bataan, and the subsequent reverses at sea, Japan would have landed in Australia. Most likely, Australia would've fallen back to protect the more populated areas of...
Hiroshima contained the Japanese II General Army HQII GAHQ controlled XVI Area Army (14 divisions in Korea and Kyushu), XV Area Army (8 divisions in western Honshu and Shikoku), and V Area Army (5 div...
Many people claim somehow that using the atomic bomb against Japan was 'immoral'. They claim the war could have been won using 'conventional' methods instead.
I'm curious ...
Could anybody give me a list of attrocities that Japan was guilty of in WWII
Angelbaby10 - Japan attacked Pearl Harbor...
In september 1945 when Japan surrender.
MrPirates a icrit :
What I can't understand is why the USA insisted on an unconditional surrender by Japan.
The Japanese were defeated - they were back at home - they had no accesss to resources - they were finish...
How do you get info on army soldier in WWII in 1945-46 serving in occupied Japan?
...hey stay in the village. The Maire takes care of the graves and the CWGraves inspect them. In Germany or Japan, they were concentrated.
In fact, the Canadian Army refused to leave men in Germany, ...
... how the operation is usually described in American histories and documentaries, but from what I read in Japanese books, it was not really the case. Rather, following the April 1942 raid by Doolittle&...
...an of sense in Washington at the end of November 1941 knew that this country was going to be at war with Japan within six months, and Roosevelt of course was a man of sense. He probably even welcomed ...
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