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Title: Summary of Killing the Rising Sun: How America Vanquished World War II Japan
Subtitle: Summary & Analysis
Author: Easy Input
Narrator: Clay Willison
Format: Unabridged
Length: 43 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-06-16
Publisher: SIX FIGURE TEEN TRUST
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: History, 20th Century
Publisher's Summary:
Bill O'Reilly takes the listener on a journey through the greatest war the world has ever experienced. As the European theatre is coming to a close and the Allied Powers have overtaken Hitler and his Nazi regime it is now time to focus on the Far East.
Through the battles of many islands and the fight for the Philippines O'Reilly reminds the listener of the greatness of America's greatest generation.
O'Reilly explains the Manhattan Project in an easy to understand way and show the effectiveness of the Trinity Test.
One underrated aspect of the Japanese war front was the effectiveness of the firebombs that would devastate much of Japan and O'Reilly goes into great detail over their targets and their effectiveness.
Members Reviews:
Bombing Japan Difficult Decision
The discucion of the final days of WWII always seems to leave out three important facts: 1=The Japanese were preparing thier people to die to the last person and 2= It took the 2nd bomb on Nagasaki to force the surrender and 3= I have yet to talk with a veteran who didn't agree with Harry Truman's decision to drop both bombs (including myself). Douglas Fetsch (Veteran WWII)
Five Stars
Enjoyed this book
Five Stars
Quick read, yet comprehensive. Will buy other books from this series.
Would not recommend.
Ordinarily I would read the full book but was not interested in the subject so went for this summary. I feel like too much was lost in the process and would read the full b in the future.
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Title: Summary of Killing the Rising Sun: How America Vanquished World War II Japan
Subtitle: Summary & Analysis
Author: Easy Input
Narrator: Clay Willison
Format: Unabridged
Length: 43 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-06-16
Publisher: SIX FIGURE TEEN TRUST
Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: History, 20th Century
Publisher's Summary:
Bill O'Reilly takes the listener on a journey through the greatest war the world has ever experienced. As the European theatre is coming to a close and the Allied Powers have overtaken Hitler and his Nazi regime it is now time to focus on the Far East.
Through the battles of many islands and the fight for the Philippines O'Reilly reminds the listener of the greatness of America's greatest generation.
O'Reilly explains the Manhattan Project in an easy to understand way and show the effectiveness of the Trinity Test.
One underrated aspect of the Japanese war front was the effectiveness of the firebombs that would devastate much of Japan and O'Reilly goes into great detail over their targets and their effectiveness.
Members Reviews:
Bombing Japan Difficult Decision
The discucion of the final days of WWII always seems to leave out three important facts: 1=The Japanese were preparing thier people to die to the last person and 2= It took the 2nd bomb on Nagasaki to force the surrender and 3= I have yet to talk with a veteran who didn't agree with Harry Truman's decision to drop both bombs (including myself). Douglas Fetsch (Veteran WWII)
Five Stars
Enjoyed this book
Five Stars
Quick read, yet comprehensive. Will buy other books from this series.
Would not recommend.
Ordinarily I would read the full book but was not interested in the subject so went for this summary. I feel like too much was lost in the process and would read the full b in the future.