The Pacific War, Part 6: Surrender

The Pacific War, Part 6: Surrender

Although the Axis Powers were clearly losing ground throughout late 1944 and early 1945, Japan continued fighting for months after Germany surrendered, often exacting horrific casualties upon both Allied forces and their own civilian populations. The Allies turned to extreme measures in hopes of forcing the unconditional surrender which they sought, culminating in the first use of nuclear weapons in history. Support the show My latest novel, "Califia's Crusade," is now available at Amaz...

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The Vietnam Wars (Vietnam, 1945-1976)

The Vietnam Wars (Vietnam, 1945-1976)

After Japan's surrender in August of 1945, the Empire of Vietnam witnessed a revolution and its winners crafted a declaration of independence. However, forming a new nation-state during the Cold War w...

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A Peninsula Divided (Korea, 1945-1975)

A Peninsula Divided (Korea, 1945-1975)

The Korean Peninsula was divided after the second world war as the Soviet Union occupied the north and the US occupying the south. Though this division was initially meant to be temporary, the subsequ...

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The Great Leap (China, 1953-1976)

The Great Leap (China, 1953-1976)

As the People's Republic of China sought to establish itself as a modern nation state, its government chose to imitate the Soviet Union's path to modernization as they collectivized agriculture, labor...

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The People’s Republic (China, 1945-1953)

The People’s Republic (China, 1945-1953)

After the Japanese Imperial Army evacuated China, any hopes of peaceful reunification were dashed as the Nationalists and Communists continued fighting the Chinese Civil War, the result of which would...

29 Jun 26min

The New Wave (Social Matters, 1955-1972)

The New Wave (Social Matters, 1955-1972)

As incomes soared and standards of living likewise rising, the demand for entertainment in Japan also rose and the industries of film, television, and animation would produce some of the most innovati...

22 Jun 34min

Making a Miracle (Economics 1955-1972)

Making a Miracle (Economics 1955-1972)

The Economic Miracle period witnessed, as its name suggests, tremendous economic growth throughout Japan. However, that growth came at a cost to Japan's organized working class as well as white collar...

15 Jun 36min

Tolerance and Patience (Politics 1954-1972, Part 2)

Tolerance and Patience (Politics 1954-1972, Part 2)

Ikeda Hayato managed to garner the necessary support to become the President of the LDP and the Prime Minister of Japan after Kishi Nobusuke's resignation in 1960. He would prove to be almost the pola...

8 Jun 28min

The Big Tent (Politics 1955-1972, Part 1)

The Big Tent (Politics 1955-1972, Part 1)

Conservatives and Leftists both experienced party mergers after the 1955 general election. However, it was the Liberal Democratic Party who would emerge as the big winner for the foreseeable future. S...

1 Jun 39min

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