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Masayasu Hosaka: Showa Army

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Hosaka Masayas, who has personally interviewed and documented major Japanese military personnel, including the testimony of Pacific war officials, says he cannot understand why Japan has been led to a war without studying the Japanese Imperial Army. So, in terms of Shaw and the military pathological makeup, we thoroughly test the organization and its history. Many soldiers have accused Shaw and the military of decadence because “the war was so dirty”. Even those who claim to be ‘ killer ’ or ‘ stealing ’ or “prosperous” have been found among the veterans. And all the conclusions of the Pacific War were the result of the worst choice of that time. The book not only desecrates the woody crowd and the military's key organization, but also captures the eyes of the military and the soldiers in general, the gestures and voices of the police.

Korean title: 쇼와 육군

Korean author: 호사카 마사야스

Korean publisher: 글항아리

ISBN-13: 9788967353575

Reviews

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EN***
January 15, 2023

A good book to understand Japan's proliferation before World War II is a fact that has been made more and more based on numerous interviews as the author ran his foot for historical fact.

FI*****
May 20, 2022

This is a teaching book that traces the origins of militarism in Japan. I was happy to show you how political and military ties have been brought together by militarism.

BA*******
December 25, 2019

I was able to get a good look at the Japanese Army, and I was very happy to know about the process of the postwar prisoners, or the depth of the individual army soldiers, and the details of the Japanese military's breakup.

KA*****
February 28, 2018

A testimony from the Japanese Empire and the military, almost Bible-dark, war in the Pacific War. Why did you do that? We need to read it.

CH********
September 26, 2016

No matter how many years we study history, war is probably not real. But as soon as I covered the last chapter of this book, I found myself hating war. The Japanese are now again armed with guns and knives, and what's amazing is that they support or remain silent. I want to ask. You're insane. No war. Sho and the army are not limited to the Japanese. It's telling people how scary and terrible war is. The thought of force as a force is dangerous. You cannot just read this as the past of other

GI*******
August 17, 2016

Why is it still in the bookstore when it's been in the newspaper for almost a week?

호사카 마사야스: 쇼와 육군
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