This book reveals a hidden plot by FDR to join the European war through pressuring Japan into war, and the role played by the Soviet Union in promoting wars among capitalist countries. World War II changed the balance of countries in the world, with many European colonies gaining liberation at Japan’s expense.
This book reveals a hidden plot by FDR to join the European war through pressuring Japan into war, and the role played by the Soviet Union in promoting wars among capitalist countries. World War II changed the balance of countries in the world, with many European colonies gaining liberation at Japan’s expense.
Preface Acknowledgement Chapter 1: Japan Twice Trapped: the Pacific War and Beyond Chapter 2: The Tokyo War Crimes Trails: A Travesty of Legal Justice Chapter 3: Japan among Competing Powers Chapter 4: The Historical Implications of Japan's Resistance to Colonization Chapter 5: Japan's Challenge to Racial Discrimination Chapter 6: President Roosevelt Pushed Japan to Retaliate Chapter 7: Japan's Total Defeat in the Information War Chapter 8: American Occupation Policy of Castrating Japan Chapter 9: The Historical Legacy of World War II in Asia Chapter 10: Conclusions: Japan Should Take Pride in Her Past Appendix A: Imperial Rescript on the Declaration of War Released by the Cabinet at 1100 Hours on 8 December 1941 (Japan Time) Appendix B: The Concluding Testimony of General Hideki Tojo at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East Appendix C: General Douglas MacArthur's Testimony on Japan before the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees of the U.S. Senate on May 3, 1951(Excerpt) Bibliography Index
Preface Acknowledgement Chapter 1: Japan Twice Trapped: the Pacific War and Beyond Chapter 2: The Tokyo War Crimes Trails: A Travesty of Legal Justice Chapter 3: Japan among Competing Powers Chapter 4: The Historical Implications of Japan's Resistance to Colonization Chapter 5: Japan's Challenge to Racial Discrimination Chapter 6: President Roosevelt Pushed Japan to Retaliate Chapter 7: Japan's Total Defeat in the Information War Chapter 8: American Occupation Policy of Castrating Japan Chapter 9: The Historical Legacy of World War II in Asia Chapter 10: Conclusions: Japan Should Take Pride in Her Past Appendix A: Imperial Rescript on the Declaration of War Released by the Cabinet at 1100 Hours on 8 December 1941 (Japan Time) Appendix B: The Concluding Testimony of General Hideki Tojo at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East Appendix C: General Douglas MacArthur's Testimony on Japan before the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees of the U.S. Senate on May 3, 1951(Excerpt) Bibliography Index
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