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 | 'Flag of glory' was my comrade's grave-post |
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 | Twenty years of 'Hills with the sound of bells/Home for children' (orphanage) |
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 | 10,000 meters below sea level |
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 | A grain of wheat |
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 | A great general remains after the defeat: IMAMURA Hitoshi, father of war criminals, returns to Manus Island |
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 | A military surgeon's memories of the war in eastern New Guinea |
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 | A navy paymaster's account of war |
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 | A poem for wandering souls: memoirs of the war in eastern New Guinea |
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 | A record of operations in New Guinea |
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 | Abandoning the benefactor chief: the end of the war for the 20th Division Indigenous Pacification Unit |
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 | About Tok Pisin = Melanesian |
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 | Absolute defence zone |
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 | Accompanying the delegation of bereaved families from Okinawa to Bougainville to pay respect to the war dead |
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 | ADACHI Hatazô's harakiri suicide before the enemy |
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 | Adieu Rabaul - battles in Tuluvu in western New Britain |
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 | Adieu, Rabaul |
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| | HAGIRI Matsuo, 1967, Saraba Rabauru (Adieu, Rabaul) , Tokyo: San'ô Shobô |  |
| | MORIKAWA Kenji, 1948, Saraba Rabauru (Adieu, Rabaul) , Tokyo: Shinsei Kôbô |  |
| | OKADA Isao, 1981, "Saraba Rabauru (Adieu, Rabaul)", in YASUKAWA (ed.), Kaisô no neevii raifu dai 3 ki tanki geneki kaigun shukeika shikan bunshû (Recollections of Life in the Navy - Essays by the 3rd Recruitment Group of Short-term Serving Navy Paymasters), Tokyo: 68 kai Bunshû Kankôkai, pp.412-434 |  |
| | TOKITA Hitoshi, 1967, Saraba rabauru (Adieu, Rabaul) , Tokyo: Kongô Shuppan |  |
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 | Adieu, Rabaul- the remaining 209th Regiment |
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 | Adieu, Rabaul - poems for the repose of the war dead |
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 | Adieu, Rabaul air corps |
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 | Admiral of Fleet YAMAMOTO was killed by a mysterious telephone call |
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 | Admiral of the Fleet YAMAMOTO was shot down by spy - secret of 'Kabuto Case', the greatest mystery of the Pacific War |
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 | Admiral who entered a battle between carriers without knowledge of aeroplanes |
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 | Admiral YAMAMOTO shot down by himself |
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 | Aerial battles off Bougainville |
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