UNCONDITIONAL DEFEAT: Japan, America, and the End of World War II

Despite the stark difference between the U.S. and Japan, there was one aspect of the war that both sides held in common: basic savagery. Those who were in combat witnessed the sheer hell of war. The human disaster is a tragic yet essential element to this story, and Zeiler recounts the brutality and suffering experienced by those who fought and lived through the conflict. Photos.