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“Apocalypse ‘45” – The cost [MOVIE REVIEW] SHARE “Taps.” Scene from lost John Ford film footage, Pearl Harbor, April 1942. Photo courtesy of Discovery. With new, previously unseen footage, director Erik Nelson brings the last horrific months of World War II into view again. The battle for Europe was all but over by April 1945. Hitler committed suicide on April 30, and Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day) on May 8 marked the end of the war in that theater. But unlike Germany who recognized the futility of continuing a war that was no longer economically and militaristically possible, the Japanese in the Pacific theater doubled down. Outmanned and severely lacking in the financial means necessary to continue a war with a foregone conclusion, the Japanese military command determined to fight until their last soldier was dead. This would, at the very least, cause what they hoped would be irreparable damage to their enemy, the American forces. There would be no surrender.

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