War in Asia Book Reviews

TitleAuthorReviewerReview DateRev Date
A Shanghai American Daniel S. Williams and Gerald A. Meehl David Stubblebine 29 Jul 20242024-07-29
Aces of the Republic of China Air Force Raymond Cheung C. Peter Chen 20 Apr 20162016-04-20
China's Wars: Rousing the Dragon 1894-1949 Philip Jowett C. Peter Chen 6 Dec 20132013-12-06
China's World War II 1937-1945: Forgotten Ally Rana Mitter Andrew Nguyen 13 May 20152015-05-13
End of Empire David Chandler, et. al. C. Peter Chen 19 Jul 20192019-07-19
Flyboys: A True Story of Courage James Bradley David Stubblebine 7 Jul 20082008-07-07
Japanese Intelligence in World War II Ken Kotani C. Peter Chen 5 Aug 20092009-08-05
Merrill's Marauders Edward Young C. Peter Chen 5 Oct 20222022-10-05
Merrill's Marauders Gavin Mortimer C. Peter Chen 24 Apr 20232023-04-24
Roosevelt's Centurions Joseph Persico C. Peter Chen 31 Oct 20182018-10-31
Shanghai 1937: Stalingrad on the Yangtze Peter Harmsen Andrew Nguyen 27 May 20152015-05-27
Ship of Ghosts James Hornfischer C. Peter Chen 26 Aug 20102010-08-26
The Burma Campaign: Disaster into Triumph 1942-45 Frank McLynn C. Peter Chen 25 Feb 20122012-02-25
The Rape of Nanking Iris Chang C. Peter Chen 31 Jul 20122012-07-31
The Rice Paddy Navy: U.S. Sailors Undercover in China Linda Kush C. Peter Chen 9 Jan 20152015-01-09
Vinegar Joe's War Nathan N. Prefer C. Peter Chen 21 Nov 20052005-11-21
World War II Japanese Tank Tactics Gordon Rottman and Akira Takizawa C. Peter Chen 20 Mar 20092009-03-20
Yang Dapeng: Remembrance of a Martyr in Nanjing 1937 Shu-Chin Yang C. Peter Chen 9 Feb 20182018-02-09
Year Zero: A History of 1945 Ian Buruma C. Peter Chen 15 Dec 20172017-12-15



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