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Discover Rampage: a heart-wrenching account of Manila's liberation during World War II. This gripping narrative delves into the Battle of Manila, revealing the tragic events that unfolded as General Douglas MacArthur endeavored to reclaim the 'Pearl of the Orient' in early 1945. Through meticulously researched content, Rampage captures the horrific reality of war crimes, drawing upon survivor interviews, after-action reports, and personal testimonies to create a moving depiction of brutality faced by civilians during this time. With powerful and evocative storytelling, Rampage serves as an essential read for history enthusiasts and those interested in the Pacific War. Filled with vivid illustrations and maps, this 672-page book provides not only a riveting narrative but also a poignant reminder of humanity’s darkest moments. Ideal for anyone looking to explore the depth of human resilience in the face of adversity, Rampage highlights one of World War II's least commemorated massacres, showcasing how a city can both stand and fall in the throes of war. This brand new paperback edition, published by W W Norton & Company in 2019, is perfect for history buffs and academic libraries alike. Immerse yourself in the powerful and compelling narrative of Rampage—a testament to the human spirit amidst devastation.