I. General Accounts
A. Bibliographies
B. Biographical Dictionaries
C. Chronologies and General Reference
D. Atlases
E. General Studies on World War II
F. General Studies on the War in Asia and the Pacific
II. Origins of the War and Approach to War with the West
III. Coalitions, Strategy, and Diplomacy
A. Japan and the Axis Coalition
B. Allied Coalition
1. General Diplomacy and Strategy
2. Anglo-American Coalition
3. Allied Conferences
C. Other Relationships
D. Neutral Countries
IV. Nations, Territories, and Other Entities Involved in the War
A. Australia
B. Burma
C. Canada
1. General
2. Japanese Canadians
D. China
1. General
2. Relationship with the United States
E. Fiji
F. France and French Indochina
G. Hong Kong
H. India
I. Japan
1. General
2. Armed Forces
3. Empire and Occupation
J. Korea
K. Latin America
L. Malay Peninsula and Singapore
M. The Netherlands and Netherlands East Indies
N. New Zealand
O. Philippine Islands
P. Thailand
Q. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
R. United Kingdom
S. United States
1. General
2. Strategy and Planning
3. Foreign Relations
4. Lend-lease
5. Economic and Manpower Mobilization
6. Home Front
7. Hawaii
8. Alaska and the Aleutian Islands
9. African Americans
10. Japanese Americans
11. Native Americans
V. Military Battles, Operations, and Campaigns
A. Beginning of the War with the West
B. Aleutian Islands and North Pacific
C. Asia: General
D. Australia
E. Bismarck Sea, Battle of
F. Burma and India
G. Central Pacific: General
H. Changkufeng
I. China
J. Coral Sea, Battle of
K. Doolittle Raid on Tokyo
L. East Indies
M. Gilbert Islands
N. Hong Kong
O. Indian Ocean
P. Indianapolis, Sinking of
Q. IwoJima
R. Kurile Islands
S. Leyte Gulf, Battle for
T. Madagascar
U. Malay Peninsula and Singapore
V. Manchuria, 1945
W. Mariana Islands
X. Marshall Islands
Y. Midway, Battle of
Z. New Guinea
AA. Nomonhan
BB. Okinawa
CC. Palau Islands
DD. Pearl Harbor
EE. Philippine Islands, 1941–1942
FF. Philippine Islands, 1944–1945
GG. Philippine Sea, Battle of
HH. Solomon Islands (including Guadalcanal)
II. South and Southwest Pacific: General
JJ. Wake Island
KK. United States Mainland
LL. Yamato, Sinking of
VI. Air War
A. General
B. National Air Forces
1. Australia
2. United States
3. Other
C. Strategic Air Campaign against Japan
D. Aircraft
VII. Naval and Amphibious War
A. General
B. National Navies
1. Australia
2. Japan
3. United Kingdom
4. United States
5. Other
C. Carrier War
D. Submarines
E. Naval Vessels
1. General
2. Allies
3. Japan
F. Amphibious Warfare
1. General
2. U.S. Marine Corps
VIII. Intelligence
A. General
B. Japan
C. Coastwatchers
D. Navajo Code Talkers
E. Japanese Americans
IX. Logistics
A. General
B. Air Transport
C. Merchant Marine
X. Medicine and Casualties
XI. Science and Technology
XII. Weapons
A. General
B. Atomic Bomb Development
C. Balloon Bombs
D. Chemical and Biological Weapons
E. Kamikazes and Other Tokko Weapons
F. Mines
G. Radar
H. Tanks
XIII. Media, Propaganda, and Censorship
A. Journalism and Photography
B. Propaganda and Censorship
C. Film
XIV. Prisoners of War and Internees
A. General
B. Held by Japan
1. General
2. Military
3. Civilian
C. Held by the Allies
1. General
2. Japanese Americans
3. Japanese Canadians
4. Latin American Japanese
D. Held by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
XV. Women
XVI. Biographies and Memoirs of Leaders
A. Collective
B. Japan
C. Allies
1. Civilian
2. Military
XVII. Close of the War
A. General
B. Planned Invasion of Japan
C. Atomic Bomb Decision and Use
D. Japanese Surrender
XVIII. Postwar
A. Demobilization and Decolonization
B. War Crimes Trials
C. Allied Occupation of Japan
D. Peace Treaty
E. United Nations
XIX. Beginning of the Cold War
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