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This review is from: The American Occupation of Japan: The Origins of the Cold War in Asia (Paperback)
As one who lived in Occupied Japan for several months, I've always wanted to know what was happening overall to influence our day-to-day lives. This book, by a respected historian, provides the flow of geopolitical events that helped explain that time of our family's life. Prof. Schaller also provides the documentation that shreds whatever naive respect I once had for Douglas MacArthur. More detail is available in a separate biography by the same author who has also written an account of the relations between Japan and the US beginning with the Korean War and the Peacy Treaty of 1952 and for the years afterward.
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The American Occupation of Japan: The Origins of the Cold War in Asia by Michael Schaller (Paperback - October 22, 1987)
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