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Lädt ... Destroyers: Selected Photos from the Archives of the Kure Maritime Museum The Best from the Collection of Shizuo Fukui's Photos of Japanese Warships (The Japanese Naval Warship Photo Albums)von Kazushige Todaka
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Originally published in Japan in 2005, each album in The Japanese Naval Warship Photo Album Series contains official photographs taken by the Kure Maritime Museum, as well as those taken by private individuals. These pictorial records document the main types of Japanese vessels, from battleships to submarines, based on the best images from Shizuo Fukui, a former Imperial Japanese Navy commander and technician. These photos include the ones Fukui began collecting as a young boy and continued after he worked as a naval shipbuilder, and those that he was given in order to complete a photographic history of the Imperial Japanese Navy's ships, which include those gathered by Nagamura Kiyoshi, a shipbuilder who proactively collected photos, and the collection of machinist Amari Yoshiyuki. Moreover, with the help of shipbuilder Makino Shigeru, among others, Fukui was able to continue to gather photographs and other items throughout the postwar period. It is not an exaggeration, therefore, to say that Fukui dedicated his entire life to this work. These images are especially valuable because of the massive destruction of official documents at the end of the war. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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The photos cover all phases of life for Japanese warships. They range in dates from the late nineteenth century to roughly 1947. So the reader gets to see ships that participated in the Sino-Japanese conflicts of the 1890's, the Russo-Japanese War, World War I, and, of course, World War II. The photos cover everything from ships on the building ways to disarmed ships sailing to repatriate Japanese soldiers home after the end of the war.
The quality of the photos is excellent, most of them being formal ship portraits taken by the shipyard either shortly before or after the ship's commissioning. Some of the photos are "action" photos taken in the course of combat operations. These are not commonly seen, although the two page spread of the destroyer Shiranui in dry dock after being torpedoed in the Aleutians in 1942 has been replicated in Western publications.
For those seeking quality photographs of Japanese warships of the late nineteenth and twentieth century, this is the book for you. ( )