Daniel McKay, Beyond Hostile Islands: The Pacific War in American and New Zealand Fiction Writing
Encouraging Oceanic Sensibility: Analysing Fictions on the Pacific WarThe Second World War extended over six years, on numerous fronts. Not all of these theatres of war were equal in duration or extent, although similarly destructive. The war in the Pacific comprised the largest of these theatres e...
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European journal of American studies
2026
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| Итог: | Encouraging Oceanic Sensibility: Analysing Fictions on the Pacific WarThe Second World War extended over six years, on numerous fronts. Not all of these theatres of war were equal in duration or extent, although similarly destructive. The war in the Pacific comprised the largest of these theatres extending across the Pacific Ocean. The main players were Japan and the Allied Forces, but also Russia, China, and the Far Eastern territories and countries. The onslaught of the war proper was the ... |
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