Plague in the Pacific: How Japan's Unit 731 Might Have Won the War - Paperback

by David P. Green MD (Author)

For many years after World War II, the activities of Dr. Shiro Ishii and his Unit 731 were shrouded in secrecy. Only recently has more evidence been revealed about the extensive bacteriologic and chemical warfare research carried out in Harbin, China under Dr. Ishii's direction. This historical novel relates how the results of that horrific research might have altered the outcome of the war.

Author Biography

David P. Green, MD spent some 35 years of his career as an orthopaedic/hand surgeon writing and editing medical books. As an amateur historian and life-long student of 20th century history, especially World War II, he has retired himself from medical writing and now spends his time researching and writing about some of the lesser known events in that war.