In Mortal Combat: Korea, 1950–1953

In Mortal Combat by John Toland is a groundbreaking historical account of the Korean War that provides a soldier's-eye view of the conflict from both sides.

This comprehensive book delves into the controversial events of the war, including American brutality against Korean civilians and allegations of biological warfare.

Through in-depth interviews with over 200 soldiers and poignant photographs, Toland brings to life the experiences of those who fought in the war.

With access to previously undisclosed Chinese records, Toland sheds new light on Chairman Mao's direct involvement in the conflict.

This must-read for history aficionados provides a gripping and original account of the "forgotten war," from the appalling experience of its POWs to Mao's prediction of MacArthur's Inchon invasion.

Don't miss out on this revolutionary book that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the sacrifices made during the Korean War.