Books by Robert Conroy
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review 1: This was a tough assignment to write - worse that Yamamoto having to pick a fight with the US in the real war - particularly from hind-sight. Anyone familiar with the war and the industrial and training programs of Japan and the US knows that the US *in the end* was going to crus...
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review 1: I never would've chosen picked this book out myself but I am so pleased I skimmed the first chapter before my husband returned it to the library. I read the first few pages with an open mind but was completely engrossed less than 20 minutes later. The war with Russia enfolded so ...
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review 1: I'm a little surprised by the inconsistency in reviews of this book. I thought the author, Robert Conroy, had a great knowledge of the history of the tragedy that was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He also had a great vision of what might have been.Without giving away too...
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review 1: An interesting read. Conroy's point of departure is in 1944, when a small American bomber breaks formation when attacked by the Germans and inadvertently drops its payload on Hitler's head. The plot proceeds fairly logically until the end, when, as one of my friends noted, Conroy...