Newly Compiled History of World War II (1937-1945) - Collection of the China Academy of Social Sciences Japan-China History Research Center

Author: Wang Zhende
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Over the past 60 years, a vast number of books on World War II have been published both domestically and internationally. Most of these works focus on the European theater and the stories of Western major powers, all starting the war in 1939 with Germany's invasion of Poland, failing to provide a comprehensive understanding of the war from a global perspective. This book, written by the author after publishing China's War Theater in World War II, contains his consistent academic views: he believes that World War II was always a single battlefield in the fight against fascism, marking the beginning of the anti-fascist Second World War. As an important part of World War II, China's resistance war lasted long, paid immense national sacrifices, and made an indelible great contribution to the ultimate victory of the global anti-fascist war. The author dedicates this book to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese War of Resistance and the World War II anti-fascist war.