Ian W. Toll Quote
The Japanese people were rapidly succumbing to what would later be called shoribyo, or victory disease—a faith that Japan was invincible, and could afford to treat its enemies with contempt. Its symptoms were overconfidence, a failure to weigh risks properly, and a basic misunderstanding of the enemy.
Ian W. Toll
The Japanese people were rapidly succumbing to what would later be called shoribyo, or victory disease—a faith that Japan was invincible, and could afford to treat its enemies with contempt. Its symptoms were overconfidence, a failure to weigh risks properly, and a basic misunderstanding of the enemy.
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