"A Death in Vladivostok" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	14 Jan 2020 4:59 p.m. PST
Years before Japan's attack on the USS Panay and the Pearl Harbor strike, tensions between U.S. and Japanese occupying forces in Siberia were palpable. Then a U.S. naval officer was shot and killed… link
Giles the Zog	16 Jan 2020 6:19 a.m. PST
Try "White Terror" by Jamie Bisher for a full low down on the events in eastern Siberia, where the Japanese and their White stooges had regular set to-s with American troops along the trans-Siberian railway.

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