In this episode, Jenny Chan and Kayla Dones discuss a range of topics, including Jenny's recent interviews with authors, particularly focusing on Operation Ichigo, a significant yet often overlooked military campaign during World War II. They delve into the complexities of Japanese military strategies, the role of US involvement, and the political turmoil surrounding key figures like Tojo. The conversation also explores the broader implications of these historical events on modern geopolitics and the lessons learned from past conflicts. For more: https://www.pacificatrocities.org/blog/operation-ichi-go

For the first time ever, New York Times bestselling author James Bradley (Flags of Our Fathers, Fly Boys, Imperial Cruise, China Mirage, Precious Freedom) reveals all — the raw, unfiltered story of how a kid from Wisconsin became the world’s leading Pacific military historian. From 27 brutal publisher rejections to #1 bestseller in 40+ languages… From his father’s war bonds tour with John Wayne to behind-the-scenes with Clint Eastwood… From 1970s Tokyo streets to sealed Marine files… This is a series of deep dives with personal letters, the lost tapes, the truths Hollywood cut, and the Pacific atrocities (Iwo Jima, Chichijima incident, torture prisons) no one wanted told. Co-hosted by Jenny Chan of Pacific Atrocities Education. 2 explosive episodes per month. No filters. No myths. Just the truth.

This clip features a conversation with the author of The Able Queen, Rainy Horvath. The discussion delves into the author's journey, the inspiration behind their work, and the historical context of World War II aviation, particularly focusing on the Hump operation. The author shares personal anecdotes and insights into their father's experiences during the war, highlighting themes of cross-cultural resilience and the humanization of war.

Did the U.S. and China share a true alliance in WWII, or was it a facade betrayed by postwar cover-ups? Join Jenny Chan and investigative journalist Kayla Dones as we uncover the untold story of China’s 14 million deaths, the Flying Tigers, and the Doolittle Raid’s deadly aftermath tied to Unit 731’s bioweapons. From PAE’s exclusive archives, we reveal how Japan’s virus hunts and U.S. complicity echo today’s tensions

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