The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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... Japanese army was of little use , another that the Japanese air- force was no good , and the third that the Japanese navy was of very doubtful value ( the ships were referred to as ' looking like pagodas ' ) . We have been told again ...
... Japanese army was of little use , another that the Japanese air- force was no good , and the third that the Japanese navy was of very doubtful value ( the ships were referred to as ' looking like pagodas ' ) . We have been told again ...
Pagina 58
... Japanese Staff is now fairly obvious . It has a dual object . On the one hand it is defensive - paradoxical though that may sound to some people . The many expeditions set afloat in the South China Sea and the invasions of Dutch and ...
... Japanese Staff is now fairly obvious . It has a dual object . On the one hand it is defensive - paradoxical though that may sound to some people . The many expeditions set afloat in the South China Sea and the invasions of Dutch and ...
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... Japanese have merely inspired caution and foresight without diminishing the will to succeed . But , granted all this , there are chinks in the Japanese armour , weak points in their character which will eventually cause their ruin . The ...
... Japanese have merely inspired caution and foresight without diminishing the will to succeed . But , granted all this , there are chinks in the Japanese armour , weak points in their character which will eventually cause their ruin . The ...
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