History of War | Issue 162
In this issue of History of War, a detailed exploration of the pivotal Battle of Okinawa unfolds, highlighting the strategic amphibious assault led by the US Marines. The issue also delves into the historical significance of Britain’s naval contributions during the campaign and provides insight into Richard Nixon's wartime experiences that influenced his future leadership. Additionally, a feature discusses the disturbing connections between Nazi research and the origins of cancer treatment.
Featured:
- In-depth analysis of the Battle of Okinawa and its human cost.
- Examination of Britain's lesser-known naval forces that impacted the Pacific theater.
- Exploration of Nixon's frontline experiences during World War II.
- A discussion on the unethical roots of cancer research linked to Nazi Germany.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in History of War Issue 162.