Michael J. English
Best Practice and Performance Excellence Consultant
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NOT FORGOTTEN
Of the historical fiction genre, this is a story of how the Japanese military induced world war in the Pacific began in China during 1937 and how it horribly impacted millions of people and had a ripple-effect on families and humanity. The story embraces event-filled tragedies and several romances of a conflicted protaganist against a backdrop of very precisely researched and described events. These events eventually brought the US into the war at Pearl Harbor through the key battles that led up to and after the war crimes trials and what was supposed to rehabilitate Japan into a responsible country in the world community. The story dramatizes and exposes well-kept secrets of the Pacific war and reveals how senseless war is for civilization and humanity. Along the way, the author identifies real and unresolved issues that still exist for victims, veterans, ex-POWs, and the "comfort women." These are not forgotten. In the end, the author helps readers understand the key lessons of that war so that the horrible history involved is prevented from repeating itself.
NOT FORGOTTEN
Of the historical fiction genre, this is a story of how the Japanese military induced world war in the Pacific began in China during 1937 and how it horribly impacted millions of people and had a ripple-effect on families and humanity. The story embraces event-filled tragedies and several romances of a conflicted protaganist against a backdrop of very precisely researched and described events. These events eventually brought the US into the war at Pearl Harbor through the key battles that led up to and after the war crimes trials and what was supposed to rehabilitate Japan into a responsible country in the world community. The story dramatizes and exposes well-kept secrets of the Pacific war and reveals how senseless war is for civilization and humanity. Along the way, the author identifies real and unresolved issues that still exist for victims, veterans, ex-POWs, and the "comfort women." These are not forgotten. In the end, the author helps readers understand the key lessons of that war so that the horrible history involved is prevented from repeating itself.