The Battle of Manila: Poisoned Victory in the Pacific War
Nicholas Evan Sarantakes examines the Battle of Manila within the broader history of the Pacific War. Framed as a poisoned victory, the book explores how military success can carry profound consequences, making it a compelling choice for readers of World War II and military history.
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The Battle of Manila: Poisoned Victory in the Pacific War examines a pivotal episode of the Pacific War.
Its title places Manila and the meaning of victory at the center of the book’s historical focus.
Nicholas Evan Sarantakes offers a work for readers interested in wartime history and the Pacific theater.
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