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Maj Robert F. Tate , USAF Maxwell Air Force Base , Alabama , book reviewer for the US Air Force 's Air & Space Power Journal called the book " a well - written , highly documented account of the events leading up to the American use of atomic bombs against Japan " and " an extraordinarily balanced and riveting account of the political , military , and diplomatic maneuvering that took place on both sides of the Pacific and within Stalin 's Soviet Unionresultingin the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan
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For Tate , Air & Space Power , this " well - written , highly documented " work presents an " extraordinarily balanced and riveting account of the ... maneuvering that took place on both sides of the Pacific and within Stalin 's Soviet Unionresultingin the dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan
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