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Gladwell's and Toll's accounts of the firebombing of Tokyo don't differ in any radical way. Hell, if anything, Toll and Gladwell reinforce each others' point.
by cushychicken 5y ago
Gladwell's and Toll's accounts of the firebombing of Tokyo don't differ in any radical way.
Hell, if anything, Toll and Gladwell reinforce each others' point. Toll also goes on to explain that the same thing that happened to Tokyo happened in Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka, and pretty much every other major Japanese city.
- panick21_ 5y agoI don't know about that specifically as I have not read Gladwell's book, I have just read a number of comments from people I tend to trust critical of some of his claims.