Getting Acquainted With The Japs And Aftermath Reflections
A wartime essay reflects on American misunderstandings of Japan, the learning curve through WWII, and the shifting view of Japanese history, society, and military defenses. It notes how civilians and officials must study Japan to prevent future misjudgments and outlines remaining dangers and potential reform under price controls and postwar policies.
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Hitler
Australia
Guadaicansi
Tarawa
Saigan
Two
Okinawa
Himmler
Dachau
Huchenwald
Brock's Return and Hidden Wounds in a Turbulent City
Brock comes home with a new leg and mounting emotional strain as his wife Corinne Kittridge and Dr. Lacey confront the mind body connection. A drive with Moya reveals deep tensions linked to past losses, Thayer's fate, and Brock's fragile grip on recovery.
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Xil Frock
Brock
Maya
Corning
Moya
Drumread
Surnaone
Nim
Drumhead Hill
Thayer
Tie
Brack
Guadalcanal
From My Window on Allied Prisoner Cruelty Reflections
Robert L. Kincaid laments the brutal treatment of prisoners of war by Germans and Japanese, urging perpetual remembrance of their crimes. He advocates graphic anti war crimes education for the Japanese and German leaders, urging moral accountability and global vigilance.
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Larkarisa
Macarthur
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Imily
Kincaid
OH Arundel
Citizens News CO
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The
United Press
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Blair
James Thrasher
National Editorial Association
Japan
America
Learing
Tokyo
OPA
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Mere
Broad
Mr. Bowles
Lys
Howe
Tony
Jae
Lars
Filbert
Frei Os
Grein
Atfierta
Joe Geome
Oshouhl
Daniel
WME
Lincoln
Remington
Titan
Barapa
Telli
Aye
Valle
Wiley Gobey Chen
Timah
Abe
Walter Aves
Tela
Paris
Maui
Han Abe
Theo Atin
Hivetfore
Rene
Npares
Wisdon
Ford
Tom Boa Uy
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Man
Robert L. Kincaid
Oregon
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Sunset Carson
ALA
King
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Black Motor Company
Marrieg
John L
Neronica and Disti
Eddie Bracken
Veronica Lake
Diana Lynn
Cass Daley
Carmen Cavamlaro
RAY Noble Rot
RCH
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