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Memoirs of the famous Japanese pilot ace. A vivid account of air battles in the Pacific that shatters established stereotypes and American hymns and reveals many unknown details from the air war in the Far East.
Much has been written about the history of the Second World War and there are countless views and interpretations of certain stages of the war.
Every spy story always seems like a dubious romance. The story that Accoce and Quet reconstructed with a good journalistic investigation is unlike any other: in the absence of "romanticism", and above all in its importance and consequences.
Were the First and Second World Wars inevitable? Were these necessary wars? Or were they the products of a fatal lapse in judgment?
