Prisoners of the Japanese: POWs of World War II in the Pacific
by Gavin Daws
Gavin Daws explores the history of prisoners of war held by the Japanese during World War II in the Pacific. This substantial historical study focuses on captivity and the wartime experiences of POWs, providing readers with a focused account of a major and difficult aspect of the Pacific conflict.
About This Book
Prisoners of the Japanese: POWs of World War II in the Pacific examines the history of prisoners of war held by Japan during the Pacific conflict.
Gavin Daws focuses on the experiences and circumstances of captivity during World War II, placing the subject within its broader historical setting.
At 464 pages, this paperback provides an extended treatment of a significant topic in twentieth-century military history.
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