WHAT JAPAN'S LEADERS ADMITTED When They Realized America Couldn’t Be Invaded

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In the stunned aftermath of Pearl Harbor as Japanese naval flags flew high across the Pacific, the Imperial General Headquarters in Tokyo gathered to ask a simple, brutal question: What next? The maps were unrolled. The victories were tallied, but one man, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, knew a secret. It wasn't about the ships he'd just sunk. It was abo... Read More