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Dragon

A huge Japanese car carrier goes down, sunk by a nuclear explosion. The question is, who did it, and why?

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  • "A huge Japanese car carrier goes down, sunk by a nuclear explosion. The question is, who did it, and why?"@en
  • "A huge Japanese car carrier goes down, sunk by a nuclear explosion. The question is, who did it, and why?"
  • "August 1945: A lone B-29 takes off from Alaska for Japan, bearing the third atomic bomb as back-up to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. Shot down short of its target, the plane crashes into the sea, to be forgotten. October 1993: a new Japanese empire has emerged. An neasy America is unaware of the lenghts to which some Japanese are willing to go to ensure Japan's dominance--unaware unitl a huge Japanese auto carrier is destroyed by a nuclear explosion."@en
  • "A huge Japanese car carrier goes down, sunk by a nuclear explosion."@en
  • "August 1945: A lone B-29 takes off from Alaska for Japan, bearing the third atomic bomb as back-up to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. Shot down short of its target, the plane crashes into the sea, to be forgotten. October 1993: a new Japanese empire has emerged. An uneasy America is unaware of the lengths to which some Japanese are willing to go to ensure Japan's dominance--unaware until a huge Japanese auto carrier is destroyed by a nuclear explosion."@en
  • "Dirk Pitt, whose most recent adventure was "Treasure" (DC28134), is back, this time battling a Japanese crime cartel. Pitt is searching the ocean bottom for a lost atomic bomb - a relic of World War II. Meanwhile, topside, the cartel, from its secret "Dragon Center," is smuggling atomic bombs into the United States. Can Pitt save the world from atomic destruction?"

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  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "Adventure fiction"@en
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  • "Dragon"
  • "Dragon"@en
  • "Dragon [a novel]"@en
  • "Dragon [a novel]"
  • "Dragon [sound recording]"

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