The Second Pearl Harbor
3 hrs. 38 min.
Description
It is a known saying—“History is written by the victors,” and that is truly the case. In the account written by Americans, the battle near Savo Island was given very little space—so little that we don’t even know anything about it. Yet the Americans delivered such a devastating blow that its scale can be compared to the collapse of Pearl Harbor.
Igor Bunich, relying on materials by an Englishman, Walter Lord, reconstructs in detail the events and people of one of the “white spots” in history—the night battle of Admiral Mikawa’s flotilla with the American fleet near Savo Island.
Igor Bunich, relying on materials by an Englishman, Walter Lord, reconstructs in detail the events and people of one of the “white spots” in history—the night battle of Admiral Mikawa’s flotilla with the American fleet near Savo Island.
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