In War Without Mercy, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian John Dower explores the racial ideologies and propaganda that shaped the Pacific theater of World War II. This groundbreaking work reveals how deeply racism influenced military strategies, prisoner treatment, and civilian perception on both sides. Dower’s analysis challenges readers to confront the cultural and psychological aspects of total war.
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