Asia in the Twentieth Century: General MacArthur, and War, Occupation, and Reconstruction in the Pacific, 1941–1972, Digital Archive
This digital archive explores role of the US in war, occupation, and reconstruction across the Pacific, with particular focus on General Douglas MacArthur, the rebuilding of Japan, and the reshaping of the region’s postwar political and cultural order.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The first collection in a new archive series, Asia in the Twentieth Century, these papers are focused on an era of immense disruption and change in this pivotal region. General MacArthur, and War, Occupation, and Reconstruction in the Pacific, 1941–1972 gathers 20 collections sourced from the MacArthur Memorial Archive and Library and the United States National Archives and Records Association (NARA) charting the role of the U.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Product Type: Primary Sources
Content Types: Government Documents (GD), Manuscripts (MN)
