| Title | : | World War Two: Against The Rising Sun (Campfire Graphic Novels) |
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| ISBN | : | 9381182051 |
| ISBN-10 | : | 978-9381182055 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | and 1 more , Kindle, Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 168 pages |
| Publication | : | Campfire |
While authoritative texts on World War Two often tend to focus disproportionately on the European theater of war, the Pacific theater was no less dramatic, with its roots stretching back to the early 1930s. This book tells the history of World War Two in the Pacific theater, told from many perspectives.
World War Two: Against The Rising Sun (Campfire Graphic Novels) Reviews
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One of the problems one faces when trying to get American students to understand the enormity of the Second World War is that so much of the materials to which they are exposed is so focused on the war only when the United States entered the war; materials on the European
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I know a lot about WWll in the pacific, but this gave me a new insite into some of the facts I never knew about, such as the role of the Indian fighters, and the two competitng Chinese leaders, each vying for the allegience of the military.
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Excellent text and artwork
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This book is perfect! It depicts battles, gives personal stories, and focuses on detailed artwork and writing skill to piece this book together. The outcome is an amazing book!
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Wrong uniform and weapons depicted on Bataan, B 25J instead of early model B 25 in Dolittle Raid and M16 in grave marker on back cover of the book turned me off so much I couldn’t finish the book. The only redeeming factor was good artwork. What a waste!
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My son hates reading. But getting these books are amazing. He comes out interested and has knowledge of history
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History study it, for it mite be repeated sooner than we would like.
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Little historical value, yet probably educational than what is or isn’t taught in today’s educational system.
