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Title: Harper Collins, The Complete Book of Military History of the World.

Publisher: China Friendship Publishing Company.

Pricing: 298

Word Count: 3.7 million.

Pages: 1215

Online:1998-8-1

Original license from HarperCollins & Co.

Du Pai's authoritative work.

A comprehensive record of the world's military history from 3500 BC to the present day.

Attached is a war index, a battle index, and a comprehensive index.

A glorious masterpiece of world military history.

As a professional soldier and a world-renowned authority on world military history, Du Pai has examined the history of military activities in the world for more than 5,000 years with his keen eye: from the earliest military acts of mankind in 3500 B.C., to the collapse of the Soviet Union, the drastic changes in Eastern Europe, and even the most heroic modern war, the Gulf War. After more than 30 years of dozens of revisions, the book has finally become the leading authoritative work in the world's military history, and the Chinese version is translated from its latest version, the fourth edition of the English version.

Readable encyclopedia.

The book divides the course of world military history into 22 periods, each of which is a chapter. Each chapter begins with an overview, focusing on the military situation of the period, followed by a chronological overview of the major wars that took place during the summer, and finally a chronological account of the major wars or military events of each country, region, or nation. This unique feature allows the reader to read the whole book in one go, but also allows the reader to browse or find information at will.

Due to the large number of monographs in the book, this book is not arranged according to the way of article explanations like traditional encyclopedias, but this book has a large and complete index system (including war index, battle index, general index and cross-reference index), and in a broad sense, this book has all the functions of an encyclopedia at the same time.

Another important feature of this book is the use of a large number of "see" guides, through which readers can quickly pick up relevant content in the book, so as to gain a deeper and broader understanding of the current content and achieve the purpose of maximizing the use of the book.

An essential reference book for historians entering the military.

As an authoritative source of world military history, this book is undoubtedly an indispensable tool for any military enthusiast and historical researcher. At the same time, this book devotes nearly 1 3 pages to describing modern military affairs, and in addition to describing military events, it also focuses on the introduction of warfare.

Advanced military arts, such as strategy, tactics, army organization, and operational command, are also a rare reference book for China's army building and for the vast number of commanders and fighters.

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Take a look at the Encyclopædia Britannica

In China, in 1980 Encyclopedia Britannica published a 10-volume Chinese edition of the 10-volume Concise Encyclopedia Britannica in 1980. Volume 11 was updated in 1990. In April 1994, a new Encyclopedia Britannica Chinese International Chinese Edition was launched

A total of 20 volumes, 81,600 entries, **15,300 pieces, more than 4,350 words.

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The successful test of the first atomic bomb marked a new era in world history and was at the same time an instrument of American foreign policy, in which the United States no longer – as it seems – had to rely on massive force, as did its allies and those who possessed atomic bombs. The atomic bomb has a cheap and fast advantage over large-scale force. The Americans quickly turned to the atomic bomb as a diplomatic tool.

As Churchill summed up the attitude of the United States on July 23: "Russia does not have to enter the war against Japan now, and the new bomb alone will be enough to solve the problem." Later that same day, with Secretary of State James.

After the Burns talks, Churchill declared: "It is quite clear that at the present time the United States is very reluctant to enter Russia into the war against Japan. That night, Stinson made the following notes:

Marshall, who was actively pushing for Russia's accession, felt – and I think he felt so – that because now that we had a new **, we didn't need Russia's help to defeat Japan.

In Postan, Truman accidentally told Stalin that the United States had a new style** and that he was proud when the Soviet leaders did not ask him for details. The Big Three later agreed to retain the imperial system after Japan's unconditional surrender, but refused to let Japan know about it. In view of this, they issued the Postan statement:

Demand (Japan) unconditional surrender, otherwise it will suffer from massive destruction. Japan rejected this request because there was no guarantee that the imperial system would be maintained. Therefore, Truman gave the order to drop bombs.

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