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Part 1 Introduction: Takeyama Michio, 1904–1981, by Richard H. Minear Chapter 2 The Writings Part 3 The War Chapter 4 Ichiko in 1944 (1946) Chapter 5 The End of the War (1953) Chapter 6 White Pine and Rose (1947) Chapter 7 Scars (1949) Part 8 Crisis and Challenge Chapter 9 Germany—New Middle Ages? (1940) Chapter 10 The Younger Generation (1945) Part 11 The Tokyo Trial Chapter 12 The Trial of Mr. Hyde (1946) Chapter 13 Letter to Judge Röling (1949) Part 14 Turn to the Right Chapter 15 The Student Incident: Observations and Reflections (1950) Chapter 16 Those Who Refuse to Enter the Gate—Thoughts on One Contemporary Frame of Mind (1951)
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John Thompson
reviewed The Scars of War: Tokyo during World War II: Writings of Takeyama Michio on February 13, 2008
The Scars of War
One of a few books that tell the story of life for Japanese citizens during WWII. I feel that too often the citizens of a country we are at war with are not see as innocents. The general population of any country does not start a war- they only suffer the consequences.
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