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The Emperor's General
The Emperor's General
Author: James Webb
Wall Street millionaire and grand old man of the diplomatic corps, takes a sentimental journey to the scene of his first triumphs and agonies, Manila, where as a brash young captain during World War Two he served as aide-de-camp and confidant to General Douglas MacArthur. Marsh sees beyond the glittery capital of today to the horrifying days of ...  more »
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ISBN: 58550
Edition: Abridged
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Book Type: Audio Cassette
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Interesting as a glimpse into MacArthur and the early post-war Japan period. Well written, author's own diplomatic experience gives this tale authority.
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This is an excellent history of reconstruction of Japan immediately post WW2. It does not present General MacArthur in a very favorable light.
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Interesting, well-written tale of politics and intrigue in Japan and the Phillippines during WWII. Perspective is from a close aide to General MacArthur.


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