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Since the length is manageable and easy to reread, my impression upon re-reading the content is... not much different from the first time. While the inserted illustrations effectively capture the distinctive features, they are somewhat rough, which diminishes visibility and concentration. Furthermore, it feels like a strictly Chinese perspective rather than an Asian one... However, it is somewhat refreshing in that it allows you to view a heavy subject lightly and easily, from a different and
1. The general overview by topic is fairly well done. 2. Since it covers a wide range of topics, the content is not described in great depth; however, it is still helpful for understanding the overall flow. 3. The depth of the content may leave military enthusiasts feeling somewhat disappointed. 4. While the inserted illustrations effectively portray distinctive features, their somewhat rough texture reduces visibility and concentration. 5. Due to the author's influence, a Chinese perspective
Facts from that time that can be understood through paintings that were not known in detail.
It's fun. I bought them one by one and completed purchasing the complete set. The Pacific War volumes are the most interesting.
great
great
Zhaoli City et al.: World War II 8: Japan's Southern Operation and the Pacific Campaign (1)
"Reading World War II in Pictures, 8: Japan's Southern Operation and the Pacific Campaign (1)" re-examines World War II through the eyes of Asians, delivering historical facts from an objective perspective and in a balanced manner for each campaign. By describing in detail the situation prior to the outbreak of war, which began with the German invasion of Poland in 1939, it sequentially explains where the ambitions of the Axis powers—including Germany, Italy, and Japan—originated and how they plunged the entire world into the vortex of war.
Korean title: 제2차 세계대전 8: 일본의 남방 작전과 태평양 전역(1)
Korean author: 자오리성 외
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926874820
Reviews
Since the length is manageable and easy to reread, my impression upon re-reading the content is... not much different from the first time. While the inserted illustrations effectively capture the distinctive features, they are somewhat rough, which diminishes visibility and concentration. Furthermore, it feels like a strictly Chinese perspective rather than an Asian one... However, it is somewhat refreshing in that it allows you to view a heavy subject lightly and easily, from a different and
1. The general overview by topic is fairly well done. 2. Since it covers a wide range of topics, the content is not described in great depth; however, it is still helpful for understanding the overall flow. 3. The depth of the content may leave military enthusiasts feeling somewhat disappointed. 4. While the inserted illustrations effectively portray distinctive features, their somewhat rough texture reduces visibility and concentration. 5. Due to the author's influence, a Chinese perspective
Facts from that time that can be understood through paintings that were not known in detail.
It's fun. I bought them one by one and completed purchasing the complete set. The Pacific War volumes are the most interesting.
great
great
