"A skillful narrative of combat history . . . exceedingly vivid." --New York Times Book Review
"Deeply moving . . . Unless we know of Okinawa and its beleaguered people, we know precious little of World War II." --Studs Terkel
"A classic . . . a meticulously researched account." --Robert Massie
"[A] great book. Feifer's account of the three sides and their experiences far surpasses most books about war. His work is a credit to journalism, history and the United States." --Stephen E. Ambrose
"More than a military history, [this book] is also a supremely important, heartrending chronicle of the human condition." --San Francisco Chronicle
"Short of having been there, Feifer's book is as close as we are likely to come to experiencing those terrible three months in the spring of 1945." --Newsday
"Brilliantly told . . . an uncompromising look at the inhumanity on both sides of the Pacific war." --Houston Chronicle
Battle of Okinawa
The Blood and the Bomb
