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Clark Lee •ï¿½4 Items / 3 Books, 1 Article
They Call It Pacific (1943)
by Clark Lee
An Eye-Witness Story of Our War Against Japan from Bataan to the Solomons
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    Nothing Pacific Except the Geography (Review)
    Henry C. Wolfe
    They Call It Pacific, by Clark Lee
    1. They Call It Pacific by Clark Lee
    The Saturday Review, April 24, 1943, p. 11
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    Points East (3 Reviews)
    Marcus Duffield
    South from Corregidor, by John H. Morrill and Pete Martin
    1. South from Corregidor by John H. Morrill and Pete Martin
    2. They Call It Pacific by Clark Lee
    3. Southwest Passage by John Lardner
    The Nation, April 10, 1943, p. 530
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    Reports from the Pacific (3 Reviews)
    Ira Wolfert
    They Call It Pacific, by Clark Lee
    1. They Call It Pacific by Clark Lee
    2. Singapore Is Silent by George Weller
    3. Southwest Passage by John Lardner
    The New Republic, May 10, 1943, p. 643
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    Briefly Noted (6 Reviews)
    General
    1. South from Corregidor by John H. Morrill and Pete Martin
    2. They Call It Pacific by Clark Lee
    3. War Discovers Alaska by Joseph Driscoll
    4. We Fight with Merchant Ships by Mary B. Palmer
    5. Force and Freedom by Jacob Burckhardt and James Hastings Nichols
    6. Seven Came Through by Edward V. Rickenbacker
    The New Yorker, March 27, 1943, pp. 63-66
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    Recent Books on International Relations (36 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Second World War
    1. Attack Can Win in '43 by Max Werner
    2. The Invasion of Germany by Curt Riess
    3. Preview of History by Raymond Gram Swing
    4. But Soldiers Wondered Why by Frank Gervasi
    5. Narvik by M.J. Torris
    6. Escape from the Balkans by Michael Padev
    7. Greece Against the Axis by Stanley Casson
    8. Airborne Invasion by John A. Hetherington
    9. The Greek Miracle by Stephen Lavra
    10. Remember Greece by Dilys Powell
    11. The Serbs Choose War by Ruth Mitchell
    12. Martyrdom of the Serbs
    13. Czechoslovakia Fights Back by Cecily Mackworth
    14. Yugoslavia in Arms by Milivoj J. Sudjic
    15. Africa, the Near East, and the War
    16. It's a Long Way to Addis by Carel Birkby
    17. Mediterranean Assignment by Richard McMillan
    18. Backdoor to Berlin by Wes Gallagher
    19. One Continent Redeemed by Guy Ramsey
    20. The Battle Is the Pay-Off by Ralph Ingersoll
    21. "Wildcats" Over Casablanca by M.T. Wordell and E.N. Seiler
    22. They Shall Not Have Me by Jean Helion
    23. Dynamite Cargo: Convoy to Russia by Frederick Sawyer Herman
    24. I Seek My Prey in the Waters by Tom Dudley-Gordon
    25. Highway to Tokyo by Joseph Rosenfarb
    26. Japan Fights for Asia by John Goette
    27. They Call It Pacific by Clark Lee
    28. Blood for the Emperor by Walter B. Clausen
    29. Before Bataan and After by Frederic S. Marquardt
    30. The Fight for New Guinea by Patrick J. Robinson
    31. Torpedo 8 by Ira Wolfert
    32. Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by Ted W. Lawson and Robert Considine
    33. Underground from Hongkong by Benjamin A. Proulx
    34. Through Japanese Barbed Wire by Gwen Priestwood
    35. Burma Surgeon by Gordon S. Seagrave
    36. God is My Co-Pilot by Robert L. Scott, Jr.
    Foreign Affairs, January 1944, pp. 332-334