Japan at War in Colour: The Rise and Fall of the Japanese Empire, 1931-1945

Japan at War in Colour: The Rise and Fall of the Japanese Empire, 1931-1945

David Batty
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Author:  David Batty
Condition:  New
Format:  Hardback
Pages:  160
Publisher:  Welbeck Publishing Group
Year:  2004
ISBN:  9781844428083

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Until recently it had been assumed that no color photographs existed in Japan until the victorious US forces arrived in 1945. However, following a yearlong research project, an extraordinary color record began to emerge. Now in Japan's War in Color, rare and never-before-seen photographs reveal imperial Japanese troops in Manchuria in 1931, preparations for war in 1939, occupation troops in 1940 and the Japanese war machines in action throughout the second World War including extremely rare color photographs of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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