Following the Sun-Flag: A Vain Pursuit Through Manchuria
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An American observer travels with Japanese forces into Manchuria, recording marches, encampments, trench fighting, assaults, retreats, hospitals, and battlefield aftermaths while interweaving vivid travel impressions and cultural encounters. The narrative blends on-the-spot reportage with anecdotes of civilian courtesy, music, and daily life, and the writer reflects on shifting personal sympathies and the human cost of combat. Scenes alternate between military detail and domestic intimacy, yielding a travelogue that is part war correspondence, part cultural portrait, and part candid self-examination.
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