I am a little disappointed that the commentary of the Wake Island film failed to mention the mass execution of prisoners by the Japanese in 1943. The movie was a tribute to the men on Wake Island in 1942 and was released before Rear Admiral Shigematsu Sakaibara ordered the slaughter of 98 prisoners in 1943. These types of footnotes should not be overlooked when discussing these films. Is it not bad enough that so many war crimes of the Japanese were over looked by the Allies after the war. Don't reduce price that these men paid for political correctness today! History should be told as is and let the viewer decide.
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