Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941–1945 by Francis Pike

Hirohito's War by Francis Pike is a history of the Pacific War of 1941–1945, examined through Japan's war leadership and the emperor's place within it.

The book follows Japan's war in the Pacific from its opening moves to its final defeat, looking at the decisions made in Tokyo, the course of the fighting, and the human and political costs of the conflict. It treats the Pacific War as a central event of the twentieth century, whose outcome reshaped Asia and the wider world.

What readers will explore:

• Japan's decision-making and war leadership
• The course of the Pacific War, 1941–1945
• The fighting across the Pacific and in Asia
• Defeat, surrender and the war's lasting consequences

Who this book is for: Readers interested in the Second World War, the history of Japan, and the war in the Pacific.

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