A War It Was Always Going to Lose: Why Japan Attacked America in 1941
Jeffrey Record explores why Japan attacked America in 1941 and considers the strategic circumstances surrounding that decision. Framing the conflict as a war Japan was always going to lose, the book offers a focused historical examination of military strategy, international relations, and the consequences of wartime choices.
About This Book
Jeffrey Record examines Japan’s decision to attack America in 1941.
The book focuses on the reasons behind that decision and the strategic context surrounding it.
Its central perspective considers the war as one Japan was always going to lose.
This is a historical study of wartime choices, international conflict, and military strategy.
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