Whose Back was Stabbed?: FDR's Secret War on Japan

This book reveals a hidden plot by FDR to join the European war through pressuring Japan into war, and the role played by the Soviet Union in promoting wars among capitalist countries. World War II changed the balance of countries in the world, with many European colonies gaining liberation at Japan's expense.

Japan Failed in the Information War.

Preface; Acknowledgments; 1 Japan Twice Trapped; Japan in Two Traps; Recent Documents Reveal the Lies and Deceptions by the Allied Nations; 2 The Tokyo War Crimes Trials; The Tokyo War Crimes Trials Performed without Legal Basis; The Imposition of the Tokyo War Crimes Trials by the Military Occupation Forces; The Trials that No One Can Justify; Japan Was Not an "Aggressor Nation"; An Injustice that Even the United States Admitted; Notes; 3 Japan among Competing Powers; The Need to Reevaluate Modern History; The Russo-Japanese War as the Starting Point of the Great East Asian War.

The Persecution of Japanese ImmigrantsThe Clash of Interests in Japan's "Twenty-One Demands"; America's Ravenous Territorial Expansion; Shackling Japan at the Washington Naval Conference; The Manchurian Incident and Japan's Isolation; Behind-the-scenes Maneuvering by the Soviet Comintern; The Anti-Japanese Propaganda Campaign of Soong Meiling; Notes; 4 The Historical Implications of Japan's Resistance to Colonization; Japan's Role in the Liberation of Asia; Japanese Reply to Commodore Perry's OPEN DOOR Request; Strained Relationships with China, Korea and Russia.

Clash between Japan and China in Korean …