The Untold Stories of the War in South East Asia!
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How much do you really know about the war fought in the Pacific? Too many people view the war solely from the perspective of the European front or think that the battles raging in the Pacific were only fought in or close to Japan. They associate the American’s as being the few fighting those battles.
This book hopes to dispel some of those facts. There was much more to the Pacific front than that.

Learn about the slogan “Asia for the Asiatics”. Who coined it? Why weren’t all of the nations in Asia on board with this idea? Find out why many groups thought it should have been a slightly different perspective and why they resisted occupation under that banner.

Find out who the Coastwatchers were. What vital role did they play in the war? How did one Coastwatcher earn over a million dollars throughout the course of the war? These brave men faced immense danger for the sake of winning the war.

Read more about the Asian Trail of Tears. Men still have not been recovered from the depths of it. Not only was it a source of brutality, but also revealed an unexpected ally that delivered mercy and peace to men who were injured or dying.

You’ve heard of tanks, warships, cavalry charges, and fighter planes. What about bicycle troops? Find out who used them and what their surprising advantage was.

There are many lessons that we can learn from the battles fought in the Pacific. Make sure you know the full story though!

Comments From Other Readers
“Every county tends to generalize history based upon their own involvement. It was good to finally read the perspective from others. This information isn’t readily found in your average text book. Written for the average reader, this book is easy to drill through even if the subject matter can be heavy. There’s value in learning from our past regardless of who the story comes from.” Randy (Wisconsin, US)

“You’d be surprised at how much you can learn from a little book. There’s much to be found in this one. I was shocked to read about some of it. The rest you can find in snippets through school but not much more than a teaser. History needs a voice. Books such as this give that voice.” - Oliver (Sydney, Australia)


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