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| Access: | http://www.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/archive2/2006/08/24/yomiuri060824/www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/features/0007/ (downloaded 24-08-2006) (part of the Digital Archive for Chinese Studies - to gain access please refer to http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/dachs/access_de.html!) |
| Material: | Computer file |
| Title: | War responsibility - delving into the past / The Yomiuri Shimbun |
| Source: | yomiuri.co.jp (Aug. 2006) |
| Description: | 57 html, 4 jpeg, 162 gif, 1 dtd, 52 css, 1 cab, 1 htc, 1 ico, 9 js, 6 png files (2,08 MB) |
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| Language: | eng. |
| Contents: | Yomiuri sums up who's to blame for 'Showa War'. -- Disregard for life led to huge damage, tragedy at home, abroad. -- Media helped fan support for war. -- Rise of reckless officers, the bureaucratized military. -- Japan failed to accurately grasp global trends. -- Responsibility of U.S., Soviet Union. -- Keeping distance from Tokyo Trial. -- Lower-ranked officers also to blame. -- More than 3.1 million Japanese died in Showa War. -- Emperor Showa stayed within framework for constitutional head of state. -- Some leaders made peace efforts. -- Sugiyama, Nagano, others made major misjudgments. -- Main blame lies with Tojo. -- Togo mistakenly seeks Soviet Union's help to resolve situation. -- Suicide air, sea attacks gradually become systemized part of warfare. -- Anami, Umezu press ahead with war. -- Tojo, Koiso ignore defeats. -- Tojo erases 'seeds for avoiding war'. -- Matsuoka, Oshima misled diplomacy. -- Konoe, Hirota sat on their hands. -- Who should bear the most blame for the Showa War?. -- Whys, whats of war need answers. -- Trial left questions unanswered. -- Were A-bombings avoidable?. -- War fought on 'armchair plan'. -- 3 mistakes led to war with U.S.. -- Manchuria start of slide into war |
| The Yomiuri Shimbun | |
| Subjects: | History World War 2, 1939-1945 Japan |
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