Pacific Siege
Pacific Siege by Keith Douglass is a First Edition published by Berkley Books in 1999. This action-packed narrative unfolds in the aftermath of World War II, where Japanese General Nishikawa embarks on a mission to reclaim a northern island returned to Russia. As tensions escalate, Nishikawa’s forces capture a Russian military post, placing Japan in a precarious position as they grapple with the threat of retaliation from Russia.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of military strategy and the complexities of international relations in this fictional account. The story delves into the challenges faced by Japan as they navigate the delicate situation of confronting their own troops while dealing with the looming threat of Russian aggression. With a focus on themes of war and adventure, this 296-page book offers a vivid portrayal of a critical moment in history, engaging those interested in action and military fiction.
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Following World Warr II, Japan returns one of its northern islands to Russia; now Japanese General Nishikawa decides he wants it back. After he and his troops capture the Russian military post on the island and threaten to kill the Russian garrison, Japan is left helpless. They don’t want to open fire on their own troops, but they have to do something before Russia retaliates. And Russia is not happy …
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