THE PEARL HARBOR PAPERS: INSIDE THE JAPANESE PLANS
Donald M. Goldstein & Katherine V. Dillon (eds).
Prange Enterprises., 2000. VG. Trade Paperback. Rear cover creased. Pages 327 to 384 bent at upper corner, though not creased. Color facsimile of map used to brief Emperor Hirohito after the attack. Charts, tables, index, 384 pages. " ... comprises the original Japanese documents related to the attack of December 7, 1941. Donald M. Goldstein, the dean of Pearl Harbor historians, and his frequent collaborator, Katherine V. Dillon, explain and place into context secret plans, battle group histories, and intimate letters and diary extracts of the key Japanese naval officers. It also features a full-color reproduction of one of the most important documents of the war: the top-secret map drawn by the attack's lead pilot, Mitsuo Fuchida, to show Emperor Hirohito the battle's results. THE PEARL HARBOR PAPERS puts readers inside the Japanese thought process leading up to, during, and after the battle that changed the world."
$15.00

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