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How might an empire like Japan be hard to defend

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considered during the period of WWII I would say because the empire covered a huge extension, mainly in the Pacific, consisting of islands and atolls very far from each other and from the metropolitan territory.
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Since they control lots of island groups which makes thing hard to border up and defend on all sides... Unlike in Germany which they had 2 fronts and it was easier to have bunkers to defend certain location...
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