History of Japan Russo-Japanese War : The Last Battle of Imperial Japan / Masafumi ASADA Chuko Shinsho

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Japanese History
Chuko Shinsho / The Japan-Soviet War was the last full-scale war in the Second World War, which took place in Manchuria, the Korean Peninsula, southern Sakhalin, and the Kurile Islands from August 8 to early September 1945. It was also a war with an eye on the post-war era, with over 2 million troops participating from both sides for a short period of time, and with the Soviet army invading after the Gyokuon broadcast. Until now, it has been known in fragments such as the Soviet Union's abrogation of the Treaty of Neutrality and inhumane battles, but this book makes use of new historical materials and gives an overview of the United States' request to join the Soviet Union, the actual situation of battles in various places such as Manchuria, and the entire history until the end of the war.