Describes the "Race" war fought in the Pacific during W.W. II and examines the propaganda which contributed to a war without mercy
Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-384) and index
Preface -- Part I: Enemies -- Patterns of a race war -- "Know your enemy" -- War hates and war crimes -- Part II: The war in Western eyes -- Apes and others -- Lesser men and supermen -- Primitives, children, and madmen -- Yellow, red, and black men -- Part III: The war in Japanese eyes -- The pure self -- The demonic other -- "Global policy with the Yamato Race as nucleus" -- Part IV: Epilogue -- From war to peace