| Winners in Peace |
| ILLUSTRATIONS |
| ABBREVIATONS |
| INTRODUCTION |
 | PART I ENEMIES FACE TO FACE |
| • | Chapter 1 Tense Beginnings |
| • | Chapter 2 First Encounters |
| • | Chapter 3 Planning and Organizing the Occupation |
| PART II MACARTHUR'S TWO HUNDRED DAYS |
| • | Chapter 4 The First Wave of Reform |
| • | Chapter 5 The Allies Their Role and Reparations |
| • | Chapter 6 War Crimes and Punishment by Purge |
| • | Chapter 7 The New Constitution |
| PART III JAPAN'S SEARCH FOR STABILITY |
| • | Chapter 8 The Emergence of Yoshida Shigeru |
| • | Chapter 9 The Second Reform Wave |
| • | Chapter 10 The 1947 Labor Crisis and the Defeat of Yoshida |
| • | Chapter 11 MacArthur, the Allies, and Washington |
| • | Chapter 12 The Failure of Coalition Politics |
| • | Chapter 13 The End of the War Crimes Trials The Emperor Decides Not to Abdicate |
| PART IV NEW POLICIES AND NEW DIRECTIONS |
| • | Chapter 14 Washington Intervenes Draper and Kennan |
| • | Chapter 15 New Life in Tokyo Yoshida and Dodge |
| • | Chapter 16 Unrest and Violence on the Left |
| PART V PEACE SETTLEMENT |
| • | Chapter 17 The Search for Peace |
| • | Chapter 18 The Korean War |
| • | Chapter 19 Shaping the Peace Settlement |
| • | Chapter 20 The Firing of MacArthur |
| • | Chapter 21 Signing the Treaties and Ending the Occupation |
| PART VI AFTERMATH |
| APPENDIX A CHRONOLOGY OF MAIN EVENTS |
| APPENDIX B LIST OF PRINCIPAL ACTORS |
 | Notes |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| INTERVIEWS |
| INDEX |