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The book was first published in 1951, but today it remains one of the best and most interesting works on the Pacific War. A specifically Japanese interpretation of the last great war at sea. The unusual attitude of the Japanese side to the events described lies, first of all, in the fact that the Empire that lost the war flatly refused to add and rewrite history, to correct or justify the “unfortunate mistakes” made on the pages of memoirs, documentaries and fiction. The will of those admirals whose names are associated with the most striking (and tragic) episodes in the history of the United Fleet was especially strong. In addition, the book includes a biography of Admiral Isuroku Yamamoto, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Combined Fleet, an outstanding strategist who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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