Thread: 30 Seconds over Tokyo from the Chinese perspective?
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Old 02-24-2014, 11:34 AM   #1
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30 Seconds over Tokyo from the Chinese perspective?
I recently read 30 Seconds over Tokyo, the story of the Doolittle raid. The Chinese people were eager to help the airmen, and suffered when the Japanese retaliated. Does anyone know if there are any books about this from the Chinese perspective, from the perspective of the people who helped out these airmen?
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