導讀： 簡介: 內容簡介:原來，驚人的，鉚 - 這個令人贊歎的書是對當今世界的警告。提交人之間的神風跟蹤和基地組織戰士直接路線。既從事自殺任務，取得了在未來世界的回報。成為神的神 簡介:


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原來，驚人的，鉚 - 這個令人贊歎的書是對當今世界的警告。提交人之間的神風跟蹤和基地組織戰士直接路線。既從事自殺任務，取得了在未來世界的回報。成為神的神風和基地組織的戰士進入天堂。新源基地，這是一個令人心寒的故事巧妙地說。 - 馬丁麥考利，原政治，倫敦大學教授
'魅力...尖銳，恐怖，悲傷，痛苦和心髒病。這本書只是關於神風，但忠誠，責任，犧牲和死亡不是對日本的觀念。 - 傑拉爾德柯蒂斯屬，政治學教授，美國哥倫比亞大學
'這寫得很好的書，認真研究...喚起令人難以忘懷的戰爭的悲慘記憶，並提供最後的日子到了今天的恐怖主義問題' - 詹姆斯A.萊昂斯上將（退役挑釁性的見解），在行政，美國前司令太平洋艦隊
'不管人們可能會想到誰下令把他們無情的軍閥作戰，這些年輕Tokkotai自殺飛行員悲慘的命運 - 他們中的許多日本的“最佳和最聰明” - 既值得同情和尊重。作者們提出了這些年輕的飛行員是誰，為什麼他們願意去在裕仁天皇的服務附近的一戰，早已過去贏得' - 弗蘭克吉布尼，美國和日本的專家講師密切，他們的死亡迷人的畫像，日本作家
'不是作為一個狂熱的崇拜者，我覺得很難相信，作為以外的任何其他神風誤導年輕人。這並不意味著他們的故事是不顯著。這裡是告訴與技能和活力。我不能告訴它，以及我自己。' - 愛德華賽登施蒂克，日本的專家和源氏物語翻譯
Original, astonishing, riveting - this stunning book is a warning to today's world. The authors trace the direct line between the Kamikaze and the Al-Qaeda fighters. Both engaged in suicide missions and reaped their rewards in the next world. The Kamikaze became gods and the Al-Qaeda warriors entered paradise. Base on new sources, this is a chilling story masterfully told.' – Martin McCauley, formerly Professor of Politics, University of London
'Fascinating...poignant, horrifying, sad, and heart wrenching. This book is not only about the Kamikaze but about Japanese conceptions of loyalty, duty, sacrifice and death.' – Gerald L. Curtis, Professor of Politics, Columbia University
'This well written and meticulously researched book...evokes haunting memories of the tragic last days of the war and offers provocative insights into the problems of terrorism today' – Admiral James A. Lyons (ret.), former Commander in Chief, US Pacific Fleet
'Whatever one may think of the ruthless militarists who ordered them into battle, the tragic fate of the young Tokkotai suicide pilots - many of them among Japan's best and brightest - deserves both pity and respect. The authors have presented a fascinating portrait of who these young pilots were and why they willingly went to their deaths in the service of Emperor Hirohito, near the close of a war which was long past winning' – Frank Gibney, US lecturer and Japan expert, author of Japan
'Not being an admirer of zealotry, I find it hard to think of the Kamikaze as anything other than misguided young men. This does not mean that their story is not remarkable. Here it is told with skill and vigor. I could not tell it as well myself.' – Edward Seidensticker, Japan expert and translator of The Tale of Genji